Create a Page for your station, show, blog or business
A Page is your home on ArtistLauncher: live radio, shows, a submission inbox, your catalogue, playlists, a store and posts, all at one address you can share.
8 min readStations, shows & blogsArtists
Create your Page
Open My Pages and click Create page
Enter the Page name
The Page URL (artistlauncher.com/pg/…) fills in for you and is checked as you type.
Add a Tagline (optional) and click Create page
The editor opens. Your Page starts as a Draft that only you can see.
Choose a Page type
Radio Station / Show, Record Label, Media (blog, podcast…), Venue / Promoter, Services, Agent / Manager, Educator, Merch Store, Artist or Band. The type decides which sections lead.
Make it look like you
- About (up to 2,000 characters), Location and up to 5 Genres.
- Add avatar (square) and Add banner (wide, 4:1).
- A Profile colour (any colour), Name colour, Page style (Standard or Warm) and a Catalogue layout (Grid or List).
- Up to 10 Links: your website, socials, donation page…
- Click Save details when you're done.
Add your sections
- Live radio stream: paste your Icecast or Shoutcast stream link (https). Use the stream itself, not a .pls or .m3u file. Test it with the preview, then visitors get a Listen live player.
- Shows & podcasts: add each show with a cover, host, schedule (e.g. "Fridays 7–9 PM") and description. Each gets its own page.
- Submission inboxes: buttons artists use to send you music. See the next guide.
- Catalogue: feature your published tracks, grouped into sections like "Singles".
- Playlists: showcase playlists you curate.
- Store: sell downloads (fixed or pay-what-you-want), merch or services. Your first product sends the store for a quick review.
- Posts: share updates with your followers.
Publish and share
Click Publish at the top of the editor
Click Copy link and share it everywhere
Visitors can Follow your Page, Message you and share it.
- Pages appear in Discover Pages, where artists search by type, genre and "Accepting submissions".
- Changing your Page URL later breaks links you've already shared, so choose it carefully.