This template organizes your entire roster in one place, replacing scattered spreadsheets with a single, connected source of truth. It tracks everything from artist profiles and upcoming releases to live events and legal contracts.
The database links information naturally, so you never have to duplicate data. Connect managers to specific artists, link album releases to their creators, and tie signed performance riders directly to upcoming tour dates.
Built-in AI handles the heavy lifting by automating repetitive tasks. It instantly drafts professional biographies, writes marketing pitches for new releases, and finds estimated venue capacities across the web.
Tracking a growing roster in Excel quickly turns into a nightmare of broken links, hidden tabs, and lost contract attachments.
Every detail has its proper place without relying on fragile formulas or copy-pasting across rows. You can link a recording contract directly to an artist, keeping everything clean as your agency scales.
This is exactly what Softr Databases are designed for. They enforce clear field types—like dates for tour stops or secure attachments for publishing deals—so your gig data always stays reliable.
Manage your artists' entire lifecycle from a unified workspace. Instantly view an artist's discography alongside their upcoming gigs and contract statuses without searching through folders.
You can also put routine research on autopilot. Using Database AI agents, the template automatically generates press-ready bios and seamless venue capacity checks from the live web.
Manage system accounts for managers and artists with roles and contact info
Profile musical talent with an AI-generated biography based on genre and name
Track discography and use AI to craft catchy marketing pitches for new music
Schedule tours and gigs while using AI to fetch venue capacities via web search
Store and monitor legal agreements, status, and expiration dates for talent
This system is built for music industry professionals who need reliable data without navigating overcomplicated tools.
You can easily tweak this template to match your agency's exact workflow. Add new genre types to the select dropdowns, or create custom fields for merchandise tracking.
Transitioning from Excel is painless with bulk CSV uploads. You can map your existing artist rosters and gig schedules directly into this new structure in minutes.
When you are ready to scale, you can build an app on top of this data. Create a secure online portal where artists can log in on the go to view their upcoming tour schedules.
By setting up proper permissions, you can ensure artists only see what they need to. Managers get full control over editing contract statuses, while bands get a clean, read-only view of their gigs.
An artist management database is a central system that tracks a musical roster's entire career. It organizes artist profiles, discographies, live event schedules, and legal contracts in a single, connected space.
A no-code database lets industry professionals build custom tools instantly without hiring developers. It offers a structured, production-ready environment that is far more reliable and scalable than traditional spreadsheets.
AI can eliminate tedious administrative tasks and manual research for your team. With Softr's Database AI agents, your tables can automatically write marketing pitches for new releases or search the web to find estimated venue capacities. This happens directly in your fields as new records are added or updated.
Yes, by using Softr's interface builder, you can turn this database into a full-fledged client portal. You can invite managers, booking agents, and artists to log in and interact with the structured data. With role-based access control, you ensure artists only see their specific tour dates while admins manage sensitive contracts.
Yes, this template is completely free to copy and start using. Native databases are included in Softr's free plan, with higher tiers available as your data scales. You can also invite unlimited collaborators to your workspace on any plan.
Excel struggles with file attachments and relational data, often leading to scattered tabs for artists, events, and legal paperwork. A database natively links these records together, so you can click an artist and instantly see their linked releases and contracts without messy VLOOKUPs.