AMPLIFY YOUR SHOWS

GROW YOUR AUDIENCE

Streaming on Volume.com is effortless, free for Venues and can help you grow your audience.

Reach out to start streaming and take advantage of these limited benefits.

At Volume we are building a destination for music-lovers. We offer venues different service levels to help them stream on the platform.

Streaming will grow your email list with fans who care about music. You can offer free or paid streams, and keep the data for all ticket claims.

Start streaming your live shows.

A TURN-KEY SOLUTION TO

STREAM YOUR LIVE SHOWS

REACH OUT TO START STREAMING

⚡️ AMPLIFY YOUR SHOWS ⚡️ GROW YOUR AUDIENCE

GROW YOUR EMAIL LIST

BY STREAMING YOUR SHOWS

Get fan emails from subscribers, ticket purchases, and free ticket claims.

MONETIZE ON YOUR OWN TERMS.

Stream sold out shows directly to Volume and capture that demand on your own terms

Paid Shows

You set the price. Take advantage of sold-out shows and sell a stream to the fans that didn’t get a ticket.
Free Shows

Expand your reach or give back to your audience with a free show.
Donation Shows

Team up with your favorite charity and allow fans to enjoy the show while supporting a great cause.

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HEAR DIRECTLY FROM OUR VENUE PARTNERS

“Volume.com makes live streaming effortless. Venues wired for live streaming should work with Volume.com to take advantage of an easy avenue to grow the reach and, in some cases, revenue for your venue. “

— 3rd & Lindsley

“We are wired for live streaming, but hardly ever used it because the company who set it up was no longer around and no one at the venue really knew how to use it… plus, we’ve got other priorities and live-streaming never made it to the top of our list of things to do.

Like everyone else, we thought ticket sales would go down from live streaming, but once Volume.com took over it was easy for our venue to get up and running. We are now growing our email list through free streams and taking advantage of when we have sold out shows to do paid live stream tickets with Volume. “

— The Basement East