Introducing the
Bandsintown for Artists Marketplace
30+ integrations & partners to help independent artists reach more fans, own their fan data, and build their careers
Today we launched the Bandsintown for Artists Marketplace, a centralized hub connecting our 700,000+ artists with 30+ integrations and partners—including music distribution, marketing & CRM, and artist merch solutions.
As AI continues to reshape how fans discover music, independent artists face new challenges reaching audiences, navigating unpredictable algorithms, and avoiding overreliance on paid advertising. Our new Marketplace addresses these challenges with a curated selection of tools that integrate seamlessly with Bandsintown for Artists, making it easier for artists to reach more fans with their tour dates, control their data, and drive revenue.
With the Bandsintown for Artists Marketplace artists can:
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Publish tour dates on Bandsintown to surface them across major search and streaming platforms, including Apple Maps, Apple Music, Bing, Google, Shazam, Spotify, and YouTube. Tour dates also sync to link-in-bio tools like Feature.fm and Linktree and website platforms like Bandzoogle, Squarespace, Wix, and WordPress
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Collect fan opt-ins using Bandsintown tools and sync their data across Marketing/CRM platforms of their choice, including tools like Cobrand, Community, Kit, Openstage, and Rivet
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Display merch on their Bandsintown page to boost sales with Amazon Music Merch and Shopify integrations
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Discover curated tools to distribute their music, get playlisted, and more, including CD Baby, DistroKid, Groover, Musixmatch, ROSTR, SymphonyOS, Too Lost, TuneCore, un:hurd music, and UnitedMasters
Starting today, artists can visit marketplace.bandsintown.com to connect their favorite tools with Bandsintown for Artists and explore over 30 partners and integrations. Select partners also offer exclusive deals for Bandsintown users.
Fabrice Sergent
Co-Founder & Managing Partner
“We’re on a mission to help artists connect with fans and build careers on their own terms. The Marketplace takes that mission further by ensuring artists don't just reach billions of fans—they own those relationships and can activate them across every tool in their workflow. We're proving that platforms can prioritize both massive scale and artist empowerment. It doesn't have to be one or the other.”