How do I share my music on my website?
You can embed streaming players from Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, and YouTube, or host tracks directly, so fans listen without leaving your page. Keeping your music front and center is the whole point of an artist site. You can feature a latest release up top and a full catalog below.
Can I list my tour dates and shows?
A tour section lets you post upcoming shows with dates, venues, and ticket links, so fans know where to see you live. Shows are a major income source, so making dates easy to find drives ticket sales. Updating the list as new dates are booked is quick.
How do I sell merch to my fans?
You can run a merch store on your site, selling apparel, vinyl, and other items through secure checkout with 10Web's ecommerce. Selling direct means you keep more of each sale than a third-party store. You manage products, sizes, and stock in one place.
Do I need a website if I'm already on Spotify and social media?
Those platforms help fans find you, but they all look the same and you don't control them. Your own site is space you own, where your music, tour dates, merch, and story come together the way you want, with a link fit for press and bookings. Most artists use both, streaming and socials to be found, a site to make the real impression.
What should an artist's press kit or EPK include?
An electronic press kit usually gathers your bio, photos, music, notable achievements, and contact for booking, and the templates give you a clean page for it. Promoters and press want this info in one professional place, so a dedicated EPK makes you easier to book and cover. You keep it current as your career grows.
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