Artist site concept

Who it’s for

An independent artist or manager who needs one page a booker can use: music, dates, press photos, merch, contact.

The problem

A booker should not have to piece together a profile, a release link, and a booking email from separate feeds. This concept puts the essentials in one clear order, with room to update each release or show.

Five screens. One page.

Static layout studies, not a live artist site. Frames mark where approved assets belong; no artist, release, show, product, or client is invented. No audio plays.

Artist site / layout study01 / Music

The sound, before the scroll.

Release artwork
Short artist introduction
Approved listening links

01 — Music. Introduce the artist and their current release, with listening destinations beside the artwork.

Artist site / layout study02 / Dates

Where to see the work.

Date / cityVenue / ticket link

Next confirmed showDetails once announced

02 — Dates. Confirmed shows only, with city, venue, and a direct ticket path. Past dates move out of the way.

Artist site / layout study03 / Press photos

Ready for the announcement.

Portrait / landscape crops
Photographer credits
Approved press kit

03 — Press photos. Give bookers approved images and credits without sending them through a social feed.

Artist site / layout study04 / Merch

The drop, in its place.

Approved product image
Item / availability
Link to the artist’s store

04 — Merch. A compact place for a real drop and its existing store, not a new checkout or a made-up product.

Artist site / layout study05 / Contact

Make the booking easy.

Booking / managementApproved contact details

Inquiry essentialsEvent / date / location

05 — Contact. Keep the booking route visible and make the information a manager needs explicit.

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