Reach the fans who show up.

Your music, your shows, your merch, all on one page your fans follow. And the tools to reach the people who actually show up.

Almost there — check your email for a confirmation link. Then go see a show tonight. ✦
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Why Blurt

The algorithm doesn't go to shows.
You do.

Right now, a band you'd love is playing nearby, and you have no idea. We want to fix that, for you and for the band. No endless scrolling. No algorithm deciding what you hear about. Just the shows, the merch, and the memories you don't want to miss.

For fans

Music

Listen to an artist's records right on their page, then buy and download them, or get the CD or vinyl. No bouncing between apps.

Shows

Every date on the tour, and tickets that live in the app. Walk up to the door with your code already open, screen turned all the way up.

Merch

The band's own store. Have it shipped to you, or pick it up at the show and skip the merch line. It's bagged with your name on it.

Your history

Every night you were there, kept for you: your photos and videos from the show, the setlist, and a ticket stub worth hanging onto.

Not on the tour? Ask for it.

If an artist isn't coming near you, one tap tells them their fans want a show in your town. If they add a date, you hear first.

Play your town
For artists

We built this for you.

  • Your own home on Blurt. News, shows, music and merch, all on one page your fans follow.
  • Plan tours around real demand. See which cities are asking you to play, and tell every fan who asked when you add a date.
  • Merch without the inventory. Upload your art and it’s printed on demand, shipped to fans or sent to the show for pickup.
  • Know who shows up. The people at your show are more than a ticket count.
ARTIST DASHBOARD
Fans asking you to play
Cities with no dates on your tour
Bozeman, MT212
Missoula, MT164
Boise, ID131
Salt Lake City, UT118
Add a date · tell 212 fans
Community

We asked. They were pretty honest.

Artists, labels, and fans, in their own words.

“

I can't really interact with all the people who listen to my music. I can't create a connection with them, which totally sucks.

— A TOURING ARTIST
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Everything is controlled by the whims of advertisers or algorithms. It's not set up to help independent artists get discovered.

— A LABEL OWNER
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If a new platform was equitable, I'd be the first person there.

— A VERY ONLINE FAN
Who are we

Musicians building for musicians.

Musicians DIY label owners Industry veterans Music nerds
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Stop missing
the good ones.

Leave your email and we'll keep you posted on our progress. That's the whole deal.

Almost there — check your email for a confirmation link. Then go see a show. ✦