Shrine - Band & Musician Website Template

When you're competing for festival slots and venue bookings, a generic template makes you look like every other band. Booking agents compare dozens of press kits daily—your website needs to signal you're serious and professional in the first three seconds. This template gives you instant visual differentiation that booking agents notice—a magazine-style design that stands out from standard band layouts instead of looking like every other musician using the same template.

When booking agents visit your site, they need to immediately see you're professional—not using another cookie-cutter template. The bold design puts your music and visuals front and center without competing for attention. The layout adapts automatically from desktop to mobile so your site works for everyone who visits, whether they're checking your press kit on a laptop or looking up your tour dates on their phone.

The technical parts are already handled. Mobile responsiveness, image galleries for your releases, video showcases with player placeholders, tour calendars, merch listings—all done. You focus on uploading your music and announcing shows instead of wrestling with website builders that make every band look the same.

The template includes everything musicians need to run their online presence: release pages with streaming links, merch listings with purchase options, video galleries, tour calendars with ticket status indicators, band profiles, and social integration. Every component works together seamlessly across all devices.

Who This Is For

Musicians and bands building their online presence and establishing credibility in competitive music scenes

Bands who need to look professional to booking agents and press contacts without hiring expensive developers

Music groups showcasing their work across multiple formats—albums, singles, videos, merch, and live performances

Independent labels presenting their roster and releases with visual consistency that reflects their brand identity

Music industry professionals who need portfolio sites that establish credibility without technical expertise or expensive development

Best Use Cases

Music Releases

Showcase your discography with dedicated pages for each release. When press contacts research your band, they need to find your discography immediately—not hunt through blog posts or social media. Each release gets its own page with album artwork and links to streaming platforms where fans can listen. When you release new music, you create a destination that consolidates all the ways people can listen. The layouts give each release the focused presentation it deserves instead of burying everything in a generic feed.

Merchandise Sales

Present vinyl, CDs, apparel, and physical releases with proper product pages. Each merch item gets its own detail page with large product photography, pricing, descriptions, and purchase links to your preferred sales platform. Organize your catalog by Vinyl, CD, Apparel, Print, and Cassette categories. This works for bands selling limited pressings alongside standard merch.

Tour Promotion

Manage your show calendar with a tour date system that handles three ticket states—available, sold out, and presale. Each date displays venue information, location, and ticket links with visual differentiation so fans immediately understand availability. When venues change or dates sell out, you can't afford to look outdated with incorrect information that makes you seem unprofessional. The layout scales from a few regional shows to full tours without looking empty or overwhelming. When venues change or dates sell out, you update one piece of information instead of reformatting an entire page.

Video Content Library

Build a video gallery that works for music videos, live sessions, behind-the-scenes content, lyric videos, and documentary footage. The video pages include thumbnails with duration badges, play buttons, and category labels. Each video gets a detail page with a player area and description. This creates a proper archive for your visual content instead of just embedding YouTube links in blog posts where they disappear into your timeline.

Getting Started

Step 1: Remix This Template

Click "Remix" to create your copy. You'll have a complete band website ready to customize. All the pages and features are already working—you just need to make it yours.

Step 2: Customize Your Brand

Change colors to match your aesthetic. Update fonts to reflect your style. Lovable's visual editor lets you modify layouts and see changes instantly as you work. You don't need to know code to make it look exactly how you want. The template starts with a bold black-and-white design, but you can adapt it to match your band's visual identity.

Step 3: Add Your Content

Add your discography with album artwork and descriptions. Upload merch photography with pricing and details. Add videos with thumbnails. Fill in tour dates with venue information and ticket links. Update the band bio and member profiles. The template stays out of your way so your content is what people notice.

Step 4: Connect Your Tools

Add links to streaming platforms where your music lives. Connect your merch store for product sales. Add ticket purchase links for your shows. Include your social media profiles. The template provides link fields throughout—you just add your URLs where you want fans to go.

Step 5: Publish Your Site

Deploy your band website with one click. Lovable handles the hosting, security, and performance optimization automatically. Your site goes live worldwide in minutes, and you can start sharing the URL with fans, booking agents, and press contacts.

Conclusion

This band website template works for musicians and bands who want to establish professional credibility with booking agents and press contacts without hiring developers or learning code. The template includes all the essential pages musicians need—music releases, merchandise, videos, tour dates, and band information—organized with a clear page structure that makes it easy for fans, press, and booking agents to find what they need. The clean design combined with card-based layouts creates professional presentation without competing with your album artwork and photography, which are displayed at full impact. The design system uses specific animation timing that creates staggered reveals as users scroll, making your content feel dynamic without overwhelming visitors.

When booking agents and press contacts visit your site, they see a professional operation—not another generic band template. Your music, your shows, and your merch get the focused presentation they deserve.

Whether you're launching your first release or building a comprehensive archive for an established catalog, this template provides the complete page structure and design you need to present your music professionally. The design adapts seamlessly from desktop to mobile, and the organized structure keeps your music, shows, and merch easy to navigate as you add more content over time. Choose this template to build a band website that represents your music professionally and grows with your audience.