Volume.com is a dynamic space where artists grow their audiences and superfans truly belong. With communities from Marc Broussard, Maggie Rose, Andy Frasco, Anders Osborne, David Cook, and TopHouse, fans get front-row access to regular livestreams, behind-the-scenes moments, early releases, and exclusive events — all in one place.

Ready to connect deeper with fans and build a new revenue stream? Launch your Artist Community on VOLUME.COM with our Launch Guide.

We've just rolled out a massive rebrand to help you connect with your fans like never before. Say goodbye to the old ways and hello to Communities – your new hub for supercharging fan engagement!

The National Independent Venue Association (NIVA) returns to Volume.com this year, reaffirming a shared commitment to innovation, access, and advocacy in the live entertainment space. For the third year running, Volume.com will host the official livestream of the NIVA ‘25 Conference, making the conference’s programming accessible to professionals across the country who can’t attend in person.

As music festivals look to expand their reach, build deeper fan connections, and align with purpose-driven impact, Mountain Jam 2025 is offering a blueprint for the future. In partnership with Volume.com, this year’s festival is not only going live online—it’s doing it with heart.

Feature Updates: Improved Mobile Experience, Livestream Hero Support, and Improved Login Tracking.

As the music industry shifts beneath our feet, an increasing number of artists are abandoning traditional gatekeepers and seeking new ways to connect directly with fans. In 2025, that sometimes means launching a page on OnlyFans. But here’s the problem: OnlyFans wasn’t built for music.

Goldman Sachs estimates that superfans (the most loyal 20% of a fanbase) will drive an extra $4.3B annually by 2026. And guess what? Those superfans aren’t just attending a few big shows—they’re hungry for constant connection, exclusive experiences, and more ways to support the artists they love.

In a time when artists are encouraged to “know their audience,” one of the most reliable signals of true fan connection often gets overlooked: who shows up when you go live. Livestreaming may have surged during the pandemic, but its real value isn’t about trends or tech. It’s about insight — a powerful way to discover who’s genuinely invested in your music.

We’re thrilled to announce that Volume.com has taken home three prestigious honors at the 45th Annual Telly Awards for our live music production featuring the super-group trio of COFFIN/PERLSON KRAUSS, filmed at SAE Institute in Nashville.

Imagine a place where you can connect directly with your fans, monetize your music, and create an exclusive space that builds your brand. Sounds like a dream, right? Well, it’s happening right now, and it’s happening on Volume.com. And guess what? Marc Broussard joined the likes of Anders Osborne, Maggie Rose, David Cook, Andy Frasco with the launch of his new community—MB TV.

We’re excited to welcome Taffeta Music Hall to the Volume.com family! Taffeta is one of those rare venues where every show feels special—whether it’s an intimate indie set or a full-blown rock riot. And now, they’re streaming their magic live on Volume.com. That means more fans, more reach, and more memories made from anywhere in the world.

Volume.com, the premier destination for livestreamed music, is proud to announce its fourth consecutive year as the official streaming partner of Music Gives to St. Jude Kids® at BeachLife Festival, supporting the lifesaving mission of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital®.

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.