Your lineup.
Always current.
A poster expires the day it's printed. A page here doesn't.
More than a name on a bill
A festival-goer scanning a lineup wants to know what an act actually sounds like, right now, not after they've opened three apps to search for it. Every artist on your bill gets a real link straight to a track, not just a name in a grid.
Build one playlist with the whole lineup, headliners and the opening act nobody's heard of yet, side by side.
Discoverability isn't a bigger font on the poster. It's a link that works.
Update it the moment it changes
A late addition, a cancelled slot, a headliner swap, none of it means reprinting anything or re-sharing a new graphic everywhere. Edit the playlist, it's live.
The link you shared in March still works in August, and it's still accurate.
No reprint. No re-share. Just the current lineup, always.
The lineup that feels like it gets it
A QR code on the poster. A link in the bio. And someone standing in the entry queue is already hearing your headliner, not just reading the name.
That's the difference between a lineup announced and a lineup felt, the kind of detail nobody can quite explain, they just notice the festival respected their two minutes enough to skip the extra tab.
Nobody screenshots a poster to remember a link. They just click one.
Try it before the next poster ships
As simple as it looks: screenshot the lineup poster you already made, and it becomes a structured playlist. Track and video search built in for anything a screenshot missed. No admin panel to learn, nothing to fill in by hand. A public profile at your own /curator/[you], your playlists and albums always marked as yours, never mixed with anyone else's.
Send the poster you already have. That's the whole onboarding.
And it's free.*
* Except customization, that gets negotiated together, between humans, not with a machine.