Everything in one link
Music embeds, video, gig dates, and socials on one fast page: the link for every bio, poster, and email signature.
Industry guide
The one link that is entirely yours.
Streaming profiles and social accounts decide who sees you. Your own site is the one place your whole story lives on your terms: the music, the dates, the press kit, and a direct line for the bookers, venues, and fans who matter most.
Free plan forever. No credit card to start.
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The whole stack
Everything you need to run it.
Tour dates, releases, and merch on a site you own, with a mailing list no algorithm can take away.
What your site needs
The three jobs your website must do.
A press kit that stays current
Photos, bio, and press quotes on a page you update yourself, so promoters and journalists get the current lineup and the good photos.
Booking enquiries, structured
Venues and event bookers enquire with the date, venue, and budget through your form, so everything lands in one inbox with context.
Made for musicians & bands
The right sections, ready to drop in.
- Videolive footage sells the booking
- Photo gallerypress shots and live shots, current
- Announcement barthe next release or tour date
- Newsletter signupfans you can reach directly
Try this briefExample
“Four-piece indie band from Sheffield, two EPs out, gigging across the North, available for festivals”
You get a draft with live footage and current press shots, an announcement bar for the next date, and a mailing list you own.
It starts from a template made for the trade. Here that is Musician, the one rendered live at the top of this page.
Write your own briefAn example, not a live demo. Nothing runs on this page.
Why it works
A website that does the whole job.
The music industry runs on links, and most artists send people to platforms where the next thing the fan sees is someone else's music. Your own site inverts that: every poster QR code, every bio link, every email signature points somewhere that shows only you, with the new single embedded, the video up top, the dates listed, and the merch linked. Pendro pages load fast enough for the fan checking you out between the support act and the headliner.
For working musicians the site is also the business end. Bookers want live footage, a current photo, an honest bio, and a way to ask about a date: the electronic press kit, permanently up to date because you edit it yourself after every lineup change. The enquiry form captures date, venue, and budget so negotiations start with substance. And the mailing list is the one audience asset that stays yours, for the release, the tour, the crowdfunder.
Every plan starts free — see what each plan includes.
Framer makes a site that moves, and does it better. The comparison covers what that motion costs in time, and what you get instead with the press kit and mailing list built in. Read the full Pendro vs Framer comparison, or see how Pendro measures up against Wix, Squarespace and WordPress.
Templates
Start from a template made for your trade.
Questions
Asked by musicians & bands.
Can fans listen to my music on the site?
Yes. Embed your tracks and videos from the platforms where they already live, so the site is the front door to everything: listen here, watch here, then the dates, the merch links, and the mailing list in the same scroll.
What should be in the press kit page?
A short bio and a long one, high-resolution photos, press quotes, live footage links, and stage or technical requirements if relevant. Keep it a page rather than a download: promoters reading on a phone at midnight will thank you, and you can update it the day the lineup changes.
Can venues and promoters book us through the site?
They enquire through a form asking for the date, the venue, the event type, and the budget, delivered straight to your inbox. Offers arrive with the details that let you answer properly rather than as a bare message asking if you are free on the 14th.
Nobody searches for a band they have not heard of. Is a site still worth it?
They search the moment they have heard of you: after the support slot, after the playlist add, after a friend says the name in a pub. That search is when your own site matters most, because it is the only result showing your dates, your best live video, and a mailing-list box.
Free to start
Live by tonight.
Looking designed.
No card, no time limit. One site free forever, and nothing you change can make it look undesigned.