Live streaming
Performing without a venue: live streaming as a recurring stage with its own economy of subscriptions and tips.
- OBS Studio — Professional-looking streams and performance videos at zero cost. Artists, producers, DJs, educators, and studios that want maximum control over livestreams, virtual concerts, production tutorials, listening sessions, or recorded performance content without paying for broadcasting software.
- Restream — Reaching every platform's audience from one live performance. Artists livestreaming performances, release parties, interviews, production sessions, or fan Q&As across YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, TikTok, and other platforms simultaneously.
- Stationhead — Listening parties that convert community into real streams. Artists with active fan communities who want to strengthen release-day engagement, generate coordinated listening activity and speak directly with supporters, through live listening parties.
- Twitch — Building fan intimacy through regular live performance streams. Artists, producers, beatmakers, and DJs comfortable performing or creating live on a consistent schedule. Strong formats include songwriting sessions, production breakdowns, rehearsals, request shows, listening parties, Q&As, and interactive performances.
- Uscreen — Established artists, educators or music brands with enough premium video content and recurring demand to support memberships.
- Vimeo — Artists hosting polished music videos, private premieres, EPK footage and professional livestreams outside ad-driven platforms.
- Volume.com — Turning livestreams into ticket and tip revenue, music-natively. Artists with an existing audience who want to monetize concerts, listening parties, Q&As, and exclusive content—especially acts performing at one of Volume’s wired U.S. venues.
- YouTube — Free learning on every production topic that exists.