This artist management database helps managers, agencies, and labels organize every part of an artist’s career in one structured system. Track releases, live events, contracts, and key contacts without juggling spreadsheets.
The database includes dedicated tables for Artists, Releases, Events, Contracts, and Users. Artists link directly to their manager, discography, upcoming gigs, and legal agreements—so every record stays connected and easy to navigate.
AI-powered fields automatically generate professional artist biographies, write marketing pitches for new releases, and even search venue capacity for events—keeping profiles and promotions up to date with less manual work.
Managing multiple artists across tours, releases, and contracts quickly becomes messy in spreadsheets. As data grows, links break, tabs multiply, and visibility drops.
Softr Databases use structured tables with enforced field types—dates, currency, select fields, and linked records—so your data stays clean and reliable. Instead of fragile VLOOKUPs, you get native relationships between Artists, Releases, Events, and Contracts. Each table represents one object, making reporting, API access, and app-building straightforward and scalable.
This template connects artist profiles to their full ecosystem: discography with release dates and UPC codes, confirmed and proposed events with performance fees, and contract lifecycles from drafting to expiration. Built-in Database AI agents generate bios, create marketing pitches, and enrich venue data automatically. The result is a single source of truth for creative and operational decisions.
Manage system accounts for managers and artists with role-based access
Store artist profiles with AI-generated professional music biographies
Track discography releases using AI to craft catchy marketing pitches
Organize performances using AI to research and verify venue capacities
Centralize legal agreements and performance riders with status tracking
This template is built for teams managing talent and complex artist operations.
Start by customizing the database to match your roster. Add new genres, contract types, or event statuses, and tailor fields to your workflow—all directly inside Softr.
Import your existing artist lists, past releases, and signed contracts via CSV, or sync data automatically through the API. You can centralize years of history in minutes.
Next, build a secure internal tool or external artist portal using Softr’s interface builder. Create dashboards for managers, booking views for agents, or private pages for artists to review their own data.
With built-in users and permissions, you control who can view contracts, edit events, or manage releases. Because your data is already structured, turning this database into a full artist management app is straightforward.
An artist management database is a structured system used to track artist profiles, releases, live events, contracts, and related contacts. It centralizes career, financial, and operational data in one place. This makes it easier to coordinate bookings, monitor agreements, and plan releases.
A no-code database lets managers and agencies build a production-ready system without developers. You can customize fields, relationships, and workflows yourself while keeping data structured and reliable. It’s faster and more flexible than custom software and more scalable than spreadsheets.
AI can generate artist biographies, write marketing pitches for new releases, and enrich event data like venue capacity automatically. Softr’s AI co-builder helps you create or adjust tables, filters, and formulas using simple prompts. Built-in Database AI agents can run when records are added or updated, performing research, summarization, or categorization directly inside your database.
Yes. You can turn this database into a full internal tool or artist portal using Softr’s interface builder. Create dashboards for managers, booking views for agents, and private access for artists. With granular permissions, you control who can view contracts, edit events, or manage releases.
Yes, you can get started with this template for free. Softr includes databases in its free plan, with higher-tier plans offering increased limits. All plans support unlimited collaborators.
Spreadsheets often mix data types, rely on fragile formulas, and require multiple tabs to manage different objects. A relational database links artists, releases, events, and contracts natively, without complex VLOOKUPs. This structure scales better and makes building apps and reports much easier.