Today is a big day at Volume.com — we’re thrilled to announce the launch of our brand-new homepage! We’ve completely redesigned the experience to be cleaner, more modern, and even easier to navigate, all to help fans and artists connect faster and better than ever before.

In today's fast-moving digital world, artists need platforms that don't just host their content — they need spaces that tell their story, stream their shows, and connect deeply with fans. Volume.com’s latest update to unify artist profiles into a single page does exactly that — and it could redefine how artists grow their brands online.

Whether you're on stage, online, or on the road, one thing is clear: fan connection is the new currency. More and more artists are building subscription-based communities through platforms like Volume.com—and the smartest ones are turning casual listeners into superfans with a few simple strategies. Here are four proven ways artists are growing their livestream subscriptions—and how you can too.

Recognizing the need to reach his fans beyond concert venues, David sought a streamlined solution that would allow him to engage with his audience consistently without the complexities of production and marketing. His answer: a direct-to-fan approach through Volume.com.

For Andy Frasco, every city on his Try Not to Die tour isn’t just a gig—it’s a growth opportunity. He’s not just selling tickets—he’s building a fan-powered subscription base. And it’s working. Since launching OnlyFrasco on Volume.com in late January, his subscriber count has nearly quadrupled. The not-so-secret weapon? Touring with a plan.

Ready to take your livestreams to the next level? Look no further. Volume.com is here to help you drive success with our powerful new Analytics tool.

Your fans are the heart of your subscription and livestreams on Volume.com. Ultimately, your superfans join your subscription, and showing them your appreciation will keep them returning for the next show. Here are some helpful tips on deepening your fan engagement and creating unforgettable moments.

In today’s world, subscriptions have become an essential tool for artists to engage with fans year-round. Launching a subscription on Volume.com is an excellent opportunity to connect with superfans while bringing in steady revenue. A monthly subscription goes beyond seeing you occasionally on tour; it keeps the ongoing connection between you and your fans alive.

TopHouse, an Americana Folk band known for their high-energy performances and nerdy charm, has steadily developed their fan club on Volume.com since May 2024. The band has built their community by offering fans exclusive access to their live-streamed shows from the road. TopHouse recently implemented a new strategy to drive an increase in subscriptions.

Artist fan clubs, subscriptions, and online communities have become vital for fostering closer connections with fans. The challenge lies in delivering enough value to satisfy superfans without burning out. The solution? Livestreaming live shows directly from the venues—a streamlined way for artists to connect with fans around the excitement of their tour performances, offering a rich experience that doesn’t demand constant new content.

The live show is where fandom begins, but it’s not where it should end. Fans leave a concert excited, but without a clear way to stay connected, that excitement fades. You might not return to their town for another six months, so how can you keep that fire burning?Live streaming is the key. Offering regular live streams gives your fans a direct and immediate way to stay connected with you and your music. It’s the perfect bridge between your live shows, allowing fans to experience that powerful, real-time connection again and again—no matter where they are.

Every artist and venue dreams of a sold-out show—a packed room, fans' excitement, and a night of unforgettable performances. But while a sold-out show is a huge win, it also means something important: some fans didn’t make it in. These fans wanted to see your show but couldn’t, and that’s a huge missed opportunity—if you’re not live streaming. Streaming your sold-out show is a simple way to engage those fans who couldn’t get a ticket while collecting valuable data, like email addresses, to help you sell out the next one even faster.

At Volume.com, we're dedicated to educating venues and artists on the power of live streaming, and one of the first concerns we often hear is: "Won't live streaming hurt ticket sales for the physical show?" The short answer: No.If you’ve ever been to a live show, you already know—nothing can replace the energy of being there in person. A live stream isn’t a substitute; it’s a complement. In fact, live streaming is one of the best ways to generate FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) for future events. 

If you're a touring artist looking for an easy way to build community, reward fans, and gather actionable data, look no further than what you’re already doing—stream your shows. Streaming offers an accessible, powerful tool to extend the energy of your live performances to a global audience, and it's right at your fingertips.

As a touring artist, you’re already hitting the stage night after night, putting in the hard work to connect with fans. So why not take it one step further? Start live streaming your shows and instantly expand your reach. This isn’t about playing from your couch—this is about allowing your superfans to experience even more of your live performances, wherever they are.