Available for iPhone and Android

Run your band. All in one place.

Gigs, roster, venues, setlists, documents, and AI-assisted imports synced for every member, so nothing falls through the cracks from rehearsal to show night.

AI imports

Flights & rentals

Paste email text — review before save.

One shared hub

Band + crew

Synced for every member on the run.

BandHQ gigs list showing upcoming shows
BandHQ home dashboard showing next show and upcoming schedule
BandHQ show schedule timeline

Features

Everything your band needs before showtime.

BandHQ keeps the big moving pieces visible: the schedule, the shared data, the venue details, and the people who need to know what is happening next.

Stay on schedule

See what is next on a dashboard built for show day — and keep the next accepted show on your Lock Screen with a live countdown when it matters.

Import instead of retype

Pull in venue tech packs, tour schedules, flight and car rental emails, and merch sales from PDF statements or PayPal, Stripe, Square, and similar exports — then review before anything is saved.

Better together

Invite with a code, assign roles, confirm who is in for each gig, and keep per-show conversations tied to the event.

Lock Screen

Next show on your Lock Screen.

BandHQ can keep your next accepted show on the Lock Screen. The Next show widget shows how many days are left, the venue, and the date. On show day it says Today.

When the show is actually happening, a countdown card takes over. It shows what is happening now, what is next — lobby call, bus leave, load-in, soundcheck, and the rest of the schedule — and a timer for when that next thing starts. After the last item, the card goes away.

  • Tap the widget or the countdown to open that gig on Schedule.
  • Follows the next show you have accepted. Practices, travel days, and days off stay off this widget.

iPhone. Touch and hold the Lock Screen, tap Customize, and add Next show. It sits under the clock. The show-day countdown starts on its own — iOS will not add the widget for you.

Android. Touch and hold the home screen, tap Widgets, and add Next show. It is a small square, about the size of the weather widget. On show day, a countdown notification stays on the lock screen. On Android 16, the same widget can also go on the lock-screen widget page.

iPhone Lock Screen showing BandHQ Next show widget under the clock and a live countdown card for Annie’s Music Center

AI Import

Import the paperwork. Settle the merch. Land the travel.

Drop in a venue tech pack, tour schedule, merch sales report, airline confirmation, or car rental email. BandHQ turns source material into reviewable venues, pending gigs, settlement-ready merch totals, multi-flight travel days, and rental details — including the venue cut when you sell at the door.

Venues

Tech packs without retyping.

Upload a PDF or paste text. AI extracts contacts, load-in, parking, power, hospitality, hotels, production notes, and other day-of details.

  • Review before save, then merge into an existing venue or create a new one.
  • Keep the tech pack document on the venue and pull photos from PDF pages.
  • Attach a tech pack to a gig and fill the venue from that file.
Gigs / Calendar

Turn tour date lists into pending gigs.

Import schedule PDFs, pasted emails, plain text, CSV, or Excel date lists. Spreadsheets parse on-device, while PDFs and emails use AI.

  • Select the dates you want, then create pending shows for the band.
  • Match or create venues and carry over load-in, doors, and show times.
  • Pending schedules let the band confirm before dates are locked in.
Travel / Flights & Rentals

Paste the email. Flights and rentals fill in.

Paste flight confirmation text from Mail or any airline email and BandHQ auto-populates your flights — including multiple flights in one itinerary. Paste a car rental confirmation and the rental details land on the day too.

  • AI flight import captures airline, flight numbers, airports, and depart/arrive times for every leg.
  • Multiple flights in one paste become the full travel plan — connections, outbound, and return.
  • AI car rental import pulls company, pickup/drop-off, times, and confirmation details from the email.
Merch desk

Sales in. Settlement out.

Import tonight’s merch report from a PDF statement or a CSV/Excel export from PayPal, Stripe, Square, Shopify, Venmo, Zettle, and similar processors.

  • AI reads PDF statements; spreadsheets parse line items into soft and hard merch.
  • Send totals to settlement with the venue’s merch cut already applied.
  • Share a one-page settlement sheet the venue can sign off on after the show.

From load-in to load-out

Your show hub, not another scattered thread.

BandHQ replaces texts, spreadsheets, and email chains with one shared workspace. Leaders get tour-manager depth, while members get the schedule and details they need without the clutter.

  • Full gig schedules with load-in, soundcheck, doors, show time, and travel.
  • AI tech pack import for venue contacts, load-in, parking, power, hospitality, hotels, and production notes.
  • Schedule import for tour date lists, PDFs, pasted emails, CSV, and Excel files.
  • Paste airline and car rental emails to auto-fill travel — including multiple flights.
  • Role-aware views for leaders, members, crew, and drivers.
  • Easy-to-find daysheets for a one-page snapshot of the whole show day.

Import the paperwork. Keep the room details.

Drop in a tech pack and turn contacts, load-in, power, hospitality, and production notes into a venue the band can reuse.

  • AI extracts day-of venue details from PDFs or pasted text.
  • Review before save, then merge or create a venue.
  • Keep the tech pack and gallery photos on the venue.

Flights, rentals, and lodging stay on the day.

Paste airline or car rental emails and BandHQ fills in the details — multiple flights included — so the band stops retyping the same itinerary.

  • AI flight import turns pasted email text into every leg on the calendar.
  • AI car rental import adds pickup, drop-off, and confirmation details automatically.
  • Drive details, lodging notes, and the full travel plan stay with the show.

Sales in. Settlement out.

Import tonight’s merch report, apply the venue cut, and hand over a settlement sheet the house can sign off on.

  • PDF statements or PayPal, Stripe, Square, and similar exports.
  • Soft and hard merch totals ready for settlement.
  • One-page sheet with the venue’s merch deal already applied.

Know who’s in before doors.

Invite with a code, assign roles, and confirm who’s leading, crewing, driving, or playing each show.

  • Confirmed, pending, and role status on the roster.
  • Per-show conversations tied to the event.
  • Leaders and members stay on the same page.
BandHQ expanded travel and call times dashboard

Dashboard, travel details, call times, and upcoming shows stay together instead of getting buried in separate threads.

David Peterson performing live on guitar with Hollow

Why it exists

Built by a band leader who got tired of answering the same questions.

“BandHQ was born out of necessity. Running a band meant endless texts, emails, repeated questions, and trying to keep everyone on the same page. I built BandHQ to solve those problems for my own band, and it quickly became invaluable. From show details and venue contacts to travel, lodging, setlists, advancing, and communication, everything we need is finally in one place. It’s the app I always wished I had as a band leader.”

It grew into one place for the rest of the work too: leader and member views, easy daysheets, financial tracking, band splits, venue history, contacts, rosters, setlists, lodging, and the details that keep a show moving.

Real band ops

Built for the work behind the music.

Everything important has a home: the schedule, the people, the room, the money, the imports, and the plan. Tap any phone to enlarge.

BandHQ show schedule timeline with call times and show events

Show schedule

Keep load-in, bus call, soundcheck, doors, merch, and show time in one clear timeline.

BandHQ roster screen with member status

Roster and roles

Track who is confirmed, pending, leading, crewing, driving, or playing each show.

BandHQ lodging and travel screen with route details

Travel and lodging

Paste flight or car rental emails to auto-fill travel, then keep drives, hotels, and notes attached to the gig.

BandHQ new calendar item picker for gig, travel day, practice, and day off

Every kind of day

Add gig days, travel days, days off, and practices to the same calendar — so the whole run lives in one place, not just show nights.

BandHQ setlist screen

Setlists

Build sets from a shared song pool and attach snapshots to gigs.

BandHQ venue details screen

Venues

Keep contacts, load-in, power, hospitality, capacity notes, suggested hotels, gallery photos, amenities, maps, and tech packs with the venue.

BandHQ venue merch splits for soft and hard merch

Merch splits

Keep soft and hard merch cuts with the venue so settlement always uses the right artist-vs-house deal.

BandHQ merch desk with AI sales import and settlement totals

Merch desk

Import tonight’s sales report with AI, then send soft and hard totals to the settlement sheet the venue signs off on.

BandHQ production advance screen

Advancing

Send production details, attach tech packs, fill venue details from files, and track settlement prep before show day.

BandHQ financials screen

Band business

Guarantees, splits, merch desk totals, venue settlement sheets, expenses, payouts, and reports stay organized.

Who it is for

Local bands, working musicians, and touring crews.

Band leaders and tour managers

Run shows, money, advancing, documents, and the roster from one app.

Working musicians

See your schedule, accept gigs, and pull up setlists without chasing texts.

Crew and drivers

Dedicated roles, drive legs, call times, and show-day details in one place.

Local and touring bands

Start with a few gigs and scale into a full calendar, shared docs, and reports.

Testimonials

From bands already running the road with BandHQ.

Real feedback from band leaders keeping advancing, schedules, finances, and the whole team in sync.

Nick Tirey performing live with That Arena Rock Show

“BandHQ has been a game changer for managing our band. When you’re constantly touring, advancing shows, coordinating schedules, keeping track of finances, and making sure everyone has the information they need, there are a lot of moving parts. BandHQ gives us one place to keep everything organized and our entire team on the same page. It’s built for the way bands actually operate, and it’s become an essential part of how we run our business on the road.”

Nick Tirey Band leader, That Arena Rock Show
Josiah Wilder performing live on guitar

“Built for the professional, practical for everyone. BandHQ offers a one-stop solution for musicians and others alike. Schedule management between multiple bands is a breeze thanks to its user friendly interface. And that’s just the start. You’ll thank yourself later.”

Josiah Wilder Performs with Mick Blankenship

Pricing

One Pro owner covers the whole band.

Start free with quantity caps. Pro removes gig, venue, and member caps, lets you own up to 3 bands, and covers invited members on those bands — no per-seat charge. Joining bands owned by others stays free. Subscribe in the app via the App Store or Google Play.

Free

Full features with caps

Free

No credit card required

  • Up to 4 gigs
  • Up to 4 venues
  • Up to 5 members
  • 1 band
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Free vs Pro

What’s included Free Pro
Gigs Up to 4 Unlimited
Venues Up to 4 Unlimited
Members Up to 5 Unlimited
Bands you own 1 Up to 3
Do invited members need Pro? No No — your Pro covers the band
AI imports, merch, setlists & more Included Included
Purchase Download free In-app via App Store or Google Play

FAQ

Questions bands usually ask first.

Quick answers for bands deciding if BandHQ fits.

Why should a band use BandHQ?

BandHQ is built for the whole band, not only the tour desk. Leaders run advancing, money, merch settlement, and the roster. Members, crew, and drivers get the schedule, travel, setlists, and show-day details without digging through texts. It works for a few local dates or a full tour.

What does BandHQ replace?

Scattered texts, spreadsheets, email threads, and last-minute screenshots. Gigs, roster, venues, setlists, messages, and documents live in one shared app.

Who is BandHQ for?

Band leaders, tour managers, working musicians, crew, and drivers. It works for local bands with a few dates and touring bands with a full calendar.

Which phones does BandHQ support?

BandHQ is available for iPhone and Android, so mixed-device bands can stay on the same page.

Can I start for free?

Yes. Free includes the full feature set with quantity caps: 4 gigs, 4 venues, 5 members, and 1 owned band. Pro removes gig, venue, and member caps, allows up to 3 owned bands, and covers invited members on bands you own. Joining bands owned by others is free and does not count toward the owned-band limit.

Do invited members need their own subscription?

No. People join with an invite code. On Pro, invited members are covered on bands you own (up to 3) — joining your band is not a separate seat charge. If the owner’s subscription ends, access to that band may pause until billing is restored. Band data is not deleted just because a subscription ends.

Can BandHQ import tech packs, schedules, flights, or rentals?

Yes. Import venue tech packs with AI, drop in tour schedules for pending gigs, paste airline emails to auto-populate single or multiple flights, and paste car rental confirmations onto the day. Review everything before it is saved.

Can the band settle merch with the venue?

Yes. Import tonight’s sales from a PDF statement or a PayPal, Stripe, Square, Shopify, Venmo, or Zettle export. Soft and hard totals go to a one-page settlement sheet with the venue’s merch cut already applied.

Can everyone see the same show information?

Yes. Cloud sync keeps the band on the same gigs, roster, messages, setlists, venues, and documents. Role-aware views mean leaders, members, crew, and drivers each see the details meant for them.

Does BandHQ help on show day?

Yes. The dashboard and daysheet keep the next show, call times, roster status, travel details, and schedule close at hand. On iPhone and Android, the Next show Lock Screen widget shows days left and the venue; on show day a countdown card shows what is happening now, what is next, and a timer.

How do I add the Next show Lock Screen widget?

On iPhone: touch and hold the Lock Screen, tap Customize, and add Next show under the clock. The show-day countdown starts on its own — iOS will not add the widget for you. On Android: touch and hold the home screen, tap Widgets, and add Next show. On show day a countdown notification stays on the lock screen; on Android 16 the same widget can also go on the lock-screen widget page.

How is band information protected?

Band data is stored on your device and in the cloud with industry-standard safeguards. The privacy policy explains what is collected, where it lives, and who it is shared with.

Who do I contact for help or a feature idea?

Email support@bandhqapp.com, or use More, Submit feedback in the app.

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Keep your band in sync before the next show.

Gigs, roster, venues, setlists, documents, and show-day details in one shared workspace.

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