Manage multiple bands

Manage several music projects with one account

A musician, manager or team member may be involved in several bands. NoyzHub allows one account to manage multiple pages when the relevant permissions have been granted.

Each page remains independent and keeps its own presentation, members, tracks, concerts and statistics.

Check your management permissions

You must be the owner, a manager or an authorized member of a page to edit its information.

If a band already exists on NoyzHub but you cannot manage it, use the claim process or ask a current manager to add you.

Select the correct band

Before creating or editing a concert, always check which page is active. Changes made for one page should not accidentally be applied to another project.

This is particularly important when several bands have similar names or share some members.

Keep a separate calendar for each band

Dates should be connected only to the bands that are actually performing. Each page can then display its own calendar and concert history.

When only one of your bands is playing an event, do not automatically connect your other pages to that concert.

One concert featuring several of your bands

If several bands you manage are performing at the same event, use one concert page and connect all the relevant artists to it.

Creating several identical pages for the same date would produce duplicates and split the event information.

Organize separate tours

A tour should match the project that is actually involved. When two bands have different routes, create and manage their tours separately.

If several bands share the same series of dates, the concerts can include all participating artists while remaining connected to the planned tour organization.

Keep every page updated

Regularly review the members, contacts, music, images and dates for each band. A lineup or contact change on one page does not automatically update your other projects.

Centralize several bands with NoyzHub

NoyzHub lets you move between projects with one account while keeping pages and calendars clearly separated. This helps musicians who play in several bands and managers working with several artists.