Musicians Are Flocking to OnlyFans. They’ve Got the Right Idea — Just the Wrong Platform.

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.

Yes, that OnlyFans.

While the platform is best known for adult content, musicians are increasingly using it to share exclusive music, behind-the-scenes footage, livestreams, and intimate moments with their audience — all to cut through the noise of social media algorithms and reclaim ownership of their careers.

The instinct is 100% right:
✅ Connect directly with fans
✅ Control the content and the money
✅ Build something real outside the major-label machinery

But here’s the problem: OnlyFans wasn’t built for music.

It’s missing the tools musicians need — such as high-quality livestreaming, chat engagement, and a built-in audience of music lovers and venues. And for many fans, the platform still carries expectations that don’t align with watching a live acoustic set or debuting a new song.

The Better Option? Volume.com.

If you’re an artist looking to stream, grow, and monetize your content, there’s a platform already built for exactly that.

🎵 Volume.com is made for artists, not algorithms. On Volume.com, musicians can:

• Livestream with zero setup hassle

• Tap into our Volume.com Venue Network 

• Build a home for their community

• Monetize through tips, ticketing, and communities

• Collaborate with other artists and reach new fans

The Bottom Line

Musicians don’t need to trade intimacy for infrastructure. They just need a space designed for music-first connection, without the weird trade-offs.

If you’re ready to livestream smarter, keep your shirt on (or don’t — we’re artist-first either way), and build something lasting with your fans…reach out to get started at Volume.com. 

It’s time to give your music the stage it deserves.