A professional press kit helps you catch the attention of busy industry reps. Get more gig bookings, press, and playlist placements with an EPK that puts your best foot forward and shows that your talent is ready for the stage.
Start your electronic press kit from scratch with templates designed to help you effortlessly look as good as you sound.
Stand out with a custom press kit
Make your EPK as unique as your music with our no-code visual design editor. Easily drop in your text and media content, and rearrange it to create a stylish press kit you can proudly share.
Showcase your music and content
Make a visually stunning EPK that puts the spotlight on your best work with features to show off your music, press images, album art, videos and everything else that makes you exceptional.
Build an EPK in minutes with preset layouts
Set up a music Onesheet on the fly with preset content layouts for any kind of industry promotion.
Booking and advancing shows
Showcase your live performance experience for talent buyers, and provide info to venues.
Promoting to press and media
Tell the story of your album release when contacting journalists, playlisters or radio promoters.
Pitching to industry pros
Highlight your music and accomplishments when reaching out to labels, management and publishers.
Everything you need to build a stunning electronic press kit
Flexible built-in features let you easily drop any kind of content anywhere on your press kit.
Music player
Let industry reps listen to your music on your EPK singles, albums or playlists.
Images
Add single images anywhere on your EPK, or display them as a gallery or slideshow
Contact form
Provide a custom form on your press kit for industry pros to reach you directly by email.
Text bio
Write any kind of long-form text on your press kit, such as your band bio.
Press quotes
Highlight testimonials in large text, or use a built-in GigSalad reviews integration.
Embedded videos
Easily embed YouTube or Vimeo videos anywhere on your EPK.
Gig calendar
Show off your touring schedule with a calendar, or add a built-in Bandsintown integration.
Social media links
Add your essential social and streaming links with easy icon presets.
Download links
Upload files—like MP3s, high-res images or riders—for reps to access easily on your EPK.
*Some features may be available only to members of the Pro or Standard plan
Share your EPK with industry pros
Bandzoogle EPKs are hosted online with a shareable custom URL you can send to your contacts. Choose whether to protect your EPK with a password or not. When you need to send a PDF version, download your Onesheet EPK as a file in one click.
Start with a Onesheet, grow to a website
Bandzoogle offers flexible plans for musicians that let you start with a simple, stunning custom Onesheet EPK. When you want to expand to a full website or create multiple EPK versions, you can upgrade without losing your custom designs and settings.
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“Bandzoogle's preset EPK page option, as well as features for quotes and hi-res image downloads, makes my press page easy to maintain. And it looks great.”
Artist in photo: Duane Eubanks // member since 2014
How to build an artist EPK in 10 easy steps
Here’s how to build your own electronic press kit for your band.
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Frequently asked questions
What does EPK stand for?
EPK stands for “electronic press kit.” In the past, a press kit was typically a package of materials—such as photos, a bio and a CD—that a band would prepare in physical print form to distribute to music industry professionals. An EPK is an electronic version of this kind of press kit.
What is an EPK in the music industry?
An EPK is a Onesheet page, website or digital file used by musicians to promote their music. Similar to a portfolio or resume, it allows musicians to provide their essential information to industry professionals—music bookers, venues, journalists, bloggers, playlist curators, labels, managers, radio programmers and more—in one convenient package.
What does an EPK look like?
An EPK visually represents a musician’s music, branding and general vibe as a single-page Onesheet, a multi-page website or a PDF file. Depending on what material the band has available, an EPK might show band logos, a music player, images, embedded videos, and various sections of text.
How do I make an EPK for music?
The best way to make an EPK is to use a platform like Bandzoogle that lets you easily design an EPK and host it online as a web page—that way you only need to provide a URL when sharing your EPK with industry professionals. In some cases you may be asked to provide an EPK file, so it’s a good idea to use a platform that lets you create a downloadable PDF version as well.
What should an EPK include?
Your EPK should include a sampling of your best work. Most band EPKs include music (in a music player), a short artist bio, professional photos and album art, embedded high-quality music videos, a summary of recent achievements and reviews, social and streaming links, and contact information. You may want to include other specific content depending on who you’re sending it to and why—and also depending on what content you have available.
How do I send an EPK?
When sending an EPK to industry professionals, the most important thing to do is to make it easy and convenient for them to access it. Check whether your contact has specified a format or process they prefer. If you are sending an email, sharing a URL to a page where your EPK is hosted online is often the most effective format. If your contact prefers that you upload a file, then it’s often best to provide your EPK as a PDF file.
Is an EPK the same as a website?
Sometimes, yes; there are many options you can choose from. In some cases a website and an EPK can be one and the same—some musicians choose to create a full website to use as their EPK. Many create a dedicated Onesheet EPK web page, which can either be a standalone page hosted online or a page within their larger website. Other times, musicians prefer to have an EPK in offline PDF format.
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