Festival Now home base
A dedicated public page on The 615 Hideaway — not buried in social feeds or lost email threads.
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Festival Now — your public home
Publish a festival page fans and artists can follow, build it as a draft first, and invite your team to help — with more lineup and email tools on the way.
Your festival workflow
Core pages and follow are live today. Lineup tools and email blasts are marked Coming soon.
Create a festival account
LiveSign up as Festival at join. Your festival profile starts as a draft — ready to edit before you go public.
Join as Festival →Build your festival page
LiveAdd name, location, description, and cover art in Edit profile. Set your public URL slug before you publish.
Edit profile →Preview while drafting
LiveOnly you can see your page until it’s published — preview at /festivals/your-slug anytime while you edit.
My Account →Publish your festival page
LiveTurn on Publish my festival page and save. Fans, artists, and labels can find you and follow for updates.
Publish page →Grow your audience
LiveFollow works like artist pages — fans sign in free, tap Follow, and stay connected for lineup news and dates.
How fans follow →Invite team helpers
LiveAdd Pub / Man helpers to help edit your festival page — up to five active team members.
Team access →Festival insights
Coming soonFollower counts and engagement dashboards for festival owners — expanding in My Account.
Lineup & artist tools
Coming soonConnect performing artists, schedules, and on-site promo sections — part of Festival Now roadmap.
Email your followers
Coming soonAnnounce lineups and ticket news to people who follow your festival — planned with fan email updates.
What you get
For festival organizers who want a permanent presence in the bluegrass community — not just a one-off Facebook event.
Follow-ready from day one
Once published, anyone with a free fan account can follow for updates you post on the platform.
Draft until you’re ready
Edit privately, preview your page, then flip publish when dates and copy are final.
Team without shared logins
Invite staff or publicists under Team access — they help edit, you keep owner control.
Tips once you're in
- Draft first — polish name, location, and description before you turn on publish; only you see the draft URL until then.
- Public URL — your page lives at /festivals/your-slug once published.
- Follow button — fans need a free account to follow; share your page link so they can stay on your update list.
- Not a fan or label account — pick Festival at join so you get the right editor and team tools.
Ready to go live?
Create a festival account and start your draft page today.