The Epic Press Kit

Choose Check availability on a band's profile or Epic EPK to see the agency sites that list it. Open an agency's band page to ask about your date.

The agency you choose handles your inquiry and confirms availability, scope and booking terms. WorkingBands does not receive the booking request.

Only bands listed on a live booking agency site show Check availability. You can also browse booking partners and their rosters.

The venue needs a paragraph for its event page. The festival wants fifty words for the program. The press outlet wants the full story. Prepare each version before the deadline lands.

Press copy drafts a headline, short bio and full About copy from what you tell it about your act, and from your own website when you point it at one. Review, edit and save the words you want in your kit.

• Headline for a quick introduction
• Short bio for event listings and programs
• Full story for press and promoters

What you’ll play is one of the first questions a buyer asks. Put your repertoire on the page so they can find the songs their crowd wants without another email.

Share the catalogue your act can bring to a stage. A representative set list gives buyers a feel for the show without presenting it as a fixed running order.

The production manager needs a usable input list, not a photo of a napkin. Keep your stage plot, technical rider, backline and input list ready for the people putting you on stage.

Share your stage plots, input lists and riders as public EPK downloads when you are ready. We keep private files out of the public kit. Share those separately when someone asks. Your published press photo archive is available as a download from the kit.

• Stage plot and input list
• Technical rider and backline requirements
• Press photo archive in one download

Show buyers where your act is working. Upcoming dates you publish appear in the kit, with venue and city details when you add them.

You choose which dates are public and keep them current. Private calendar entries stay out of the public kit.

One clip rarely tells the whole story. Give buyers a selection of published performances so they can hear the act, see the room and get a feel for the show.

Give promoters the images they need to announce the show. Your published photo gallery and downloadable press archive keep those assets beside the bios and performance videos.