From UK Musicians Network, the team behind open mic nights in pubs across the UK
When a promoter Googles you, what do they find?
Most acts have an Instagram, a few tracks on Spotify and not much else. Bandfront gives you a proper website in minutes. No tech skills needed: just answer a few questions.
Read what happens in the demo
- A promoter searches for a folk band. Their own website comes up first, above their social profiles.
- No tech skills: the band answers a few friendly questions about their act, their sound and where fans find them.
- Bandfront builds the site from pro-designed sections: bio, music player, mailing list sign-up and photos.
- Want a change? Just ask. "Make it moodier" darkens the colours; "Add my gig dates" adds their next three gigs.
- Three very different acts, three very different sites: an indie rock band, a soul and jazz vocalist and an acoustic duo.
- New year, new website. Founding spots open now at bandfront.com.
Your socials are rented. Your website is yours.
On Instagram, the algorithm decides who sees your posts. A website is the one place online that you own and control. Think of it as your band's storefront, open all hours, ready for whoever comes looking.
Look the part before you're booked
Promoters, venues and wedding couples check you out before they get in touch. Give them a site that says you take your music seriously.
Everything in one link
Music, videos, gig dates, photos and contact details in one place. Put it in your bio, on posters and at the bottom of every email.
Own your audience
Collect fans' email addresses so you can tell them about your next gig, whatever the algorithm is up to this week.
Get found by name
When someone searches for your act, they find you, not a social profile you last updated months ago.
Bookings straight to your inbox
A simple enquiry form for gigs, weddings and private events, so you're not chasing details through DMs.
Stays fresh without the faff
Add a gig or a new track by sending a message. No menus to learn, no settings to dig through.
Three steps. No tech skills.
Pick what you want on your site
Your music, gig dates, Instagram, a mailing list, videos, a booking form. Tick what you need and leave the rest.
Answer a few questions
Tell us about your act in your own words. Bandfront writes your copy and picks colours and a layout that suit your sound.
Change anything by asking
"Make it darker." "Add my gig dates." Type what you want, as if you were texting a mate, and watch your site update.
Built for musicians, not web designers. Bandfront uses AI behind the scenes so you don't have to learn anything new. If you can send a text, you can run your website.
New year, new website. Become a founding member.
Bandfront opens on New Year's Day 2027. Founding members get their first year at half price, and a say in what we build.
Founding member
£1 today to reserve your spot
- At launch, your first year of Bandfront Pro is £48. That's half price, just £4 a month.
- Your £1 comes off, so you pay £47 at launch.
- After your first year, Pro is £8 a month or £80 a year.
- Fully refundable. Ask any time before launch, or it's refunded automatically if Bandfront hasn't launched by 31 January 2027.
Secure payment by Stripe. Deposit terms
Not ready yet? Join the free waitlist.
We'll email you when Bandfront opens. Your answers to the three quick questions help us build what you actually need.
You're on the list.
Thanks for helping shape Bandfront. We'll be in touch before launch.
Want your first year at half price? Founding spots are £1 to reserve, and fully refundable.
Reserve my spot for £1Questions
What is Bandfront?
Bandfront is a website builder made for musicians. You choose what you want on your site, answer a few questions about your act, and Bandfront builds a polished website from professionally designed sections. To change anything, you just ask in plain English.
Do I need any tech skills?
None at all. There's no code, no drag-and-drop and no settings menus to learn. If you can answer a question and send a text, you can build and update your site.
I've got Instagram and Spotify. Why do I need a website?
Socials and streaming are great for reaching people, but you don't control them. A website is yours: it shows up when promoters and venues search your name, it puts everything in one place, and it lets you collect fans' emails so you can reach them directly.
Will my site look like everyone else's?
No. Your colours, layout and words are chosen to suit your act, so a folk duo and a punk band end up with very different sites. Every section is properly designed, so it looks good whatever you pick.
Does it use AI?
Yes, behind the scenes. AI writes your first draft and makes the changes you ask for, so you don't have to learn a new tool. You stay in control: nothing goes live until you're happy with it.
What does the £1 deposit get me?
It reserves a founding member spot. When Bandfront launches on New Year's Day 2027, you can get your first year of Pro for £48 (half price, just £4 a month). Your £1 is taken off that, so you'd pay £47. After the first year, Pro is £8 a month or £80 a year.
Can I get my £1 back?
Yes. We'll refund it in full if you ask any time before launch: just email hello@bandfront.com. And if Bandfront hasn't launched by 31 January 2027, we'll refund every deposit automatically. Full details are in the deposit terms.
Do I have to sign up at launch?
No. Your deposit reserves the founding price, but you're under no obligation to go ahead. If you decide it's not for you, we'll refund your £1.
Who's behind Bandfront?
Bandfront comes from UK Musicians Network, which runs open mic nights in pubs around the UK. We've met a lot of musicians at those nights, and we kept hearing the same thing: "I know I should have a website, I just don't know where to start." Bandfront is a trading name of UK Pub Partner.