
Social media for musicians
Keep fans close between releases.
The gig went brilliantly and the single is out. Then the feed goes quiet. We plan and make social media for musicians, then post it. It keeps fans watching between releases, and it’s built from what we capture at your gigs and in the studio.
Nobody follows a band for the adverts. The bands that grow are the ones fans feel they know, because they’ve seen the rehearsals and road trips and heard songs take shape. We turn your life as a musician into regular posts, so a release announcement reaches people who already care.
Show the music, and the people making it.
Live clips and studio snippets, behind-the-scenes photos, fan moments, the story behind each song. Together they build a connection a feed of announcements never will.
We look after Instagram and TikTok as well as Facebook and YouTube Shorts, planning content around your release and gig calendar.










Your social media, handled.
Strategy
A plan shaped by your releases and gigs, and by the fans you want to reach.
Content from every gig
We shoot photos and clips at your shows and cut them into Reels and TikToks, plus regular posts.
Studio and road content
Behind-the-scenes moments that let fans feel they’re on the road with you.
Captions in your voice
Captions that sound like you and ask fans to stream, pre-save or buy tickets.
Publishing
Posts go out at the right times each week, so your accounts never go quiet.
Reporting
A monthly report in plain English: what’s growing, and what we’re changing.
Consistency, without the stress.
Plan
We plan the content around your release and gig dates.
Capture
We photograph and film at gigs and rehearsals, and on studio days.
Approve
Nothing goes live until you’ve seen it.
Grow
We post and reply. Each month we report back and adjust.
Social media for musicians, answered.
Which social platforms matter most for musicians?
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It depends on your audience. Many fans find and follow artists on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube; Facebook still works for events and older fans. We go where your fans are.
Do we need to create the content ourselves?
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No. We film and photograph your gigs and sessions and do the editing. You approve it, then we post it.
How often should a band post?
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Little and often beats the odd burst. Posting every week, with a mix of posts and stories plus short videos, keeps you visible between releases.
Can social media help sell gig tickets?
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Yes, and it works best alongside targeted ads and email. Social media gets people excited about the show. Ads and emails turn that into ticket sales.
Where are you right now?
Four quick questions, and we’ll show you where we’d start. Your answers come straight to us with your message, so you won’t have to explain it twice.
Let’s talk. Pick a time that suits you.
A 30-minute introduction call on Microsoft Teams, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. Your answers come with the booking, so we’ll be ready for you.
Prefer to talk it through? Make an appointment for a 30-minute call on Microsoft Teams, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
What we’d do for you
See it in action
A closer look at the work behind each part of your plan.
Every light, pointed at your music.
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