EPKs guides
What goes in an electronic press kit, and how bookers read one.
- One-sheet vs EPK: when you need eachA one-sheet sells one release. An EPK sells the whole act. What goes on each, who reads them, and how to send both in the same campaign.
- EPK examples: what the best artist pages have in commonFour invented artist EPKs show what bookers reward: genre and city up top, one strong track, dated gigs, print-ready photos and an email in plain sight.
- EPK checklist: what to include, section by sectionA section-by-section EPK checklist for DJs, musicians and bands: what goes in each part, and what to cut.
- Press photos for musicians: sizes, formats, must-have shotsThe three press photos every musician needs, pixel sizes for web and print, file formats, photo credits, and how to leave room for text on a gig poster.
- PDF EPK vs web EPK: which one bookers openBookers read pitches on a phone, so a link usually wins. When a PDF still helps, and how to run both formats from one source without extra work.
- What is an EPK? What promoters look for in oneAn EPK is the one link a promoter opens before booking you. What goes in one, how bookers read it, and which mistakes get artists skipped.
Put this into practice
Build your EPK on Artist Kit. The free plan covers bio, music, gigs and contact.