Tune.page + Fan HubTurn Music Listeners Into Fans You Can Reach Again
Add a fan signup to your music page, collect fan details and manage your audience from one place.
Your list, your audience · Collected with consent
Why does an email list matter more than follower count?
Because reach on a platform is granted and can be withdrawn, while a list is a direct line that keeps working. A few hundred people who chose to hear from you will reliably outperform tens of thousands of followers whose feeds you no longer control.
- You reach the whole list, not the fraction an algorithm selects.
- The list survives platform changes, bans and outright shutdowns.
- Location data tells you where a show would actually sell.
- People who give you an email have opted in, so they respond.
Tune.page + Fan Hub
Email List for Musicians
Every follower you have is rented. The platform decides who sees your post, changes the terms whenever it likes, and can remove the account entirely. A fan list is the one part of your audience that survives all of that, because you hold the contact details rather than borrowing access to them.
What Fan Hub currently supports
These are the capabilities available today, not a roadmap.
- Fan signup
- A signup section you enable on your published Tune.page
- Fan name
- Captured at signup
- The contact detail the whole list is built on
- City or location
- Where collected — useful when you plan shows
- Fan activity
- How fans have interacted with your page
- Fan management
- View and manage your collected fans in one place
- Messaging
- The messaging capabilities currently available in Fan Hub
How it works
Create or open your Tune.page
The signup lives on your music page, so the page comes first.
Enable fan signup and publish
Turn on the signup section and publish the page. Fans submit their details from there.
Manage fans in Fan Hub
Collected fans appear in Fan Hub, where you can review activity and communicate with them.
Part of Tunepact
Tune.page and Fan Hub
These two work as a pair. Tune.page is the public page where fans sign up; Fan Hub is where those fans land, and where you review their activity and communicate with them.
- Fan signup on your published Tune.page
- Name, email and location where collected
- Fan activity and fan management in one place
- The messaging capabilities currently available in Fan Hub
Related Tunepact tools
FAQ
Quick answers to common questions
Because you do not control who sees your posts and you never will. An email list is the only part of your audience that does not depend on a platform continuing to show you to them.
Through the signup section on your published Tune.page. You enable it, publish the page, and fans who submit their details appear in Fan Hub.
No. Fan Hub supports the capabilities listed on this page — signup, fan details, activity, management and the messaging available today. SMS marketing is not among them.
It is worth having from the first signup, because the alternative is losing that person entirely. A list of two hundred engaged fans is a viable base for a small tour.
Less than you think, and never only requests. Releases, shows and genuine behind-the-scenes updates. A list you email occasionally with something real outperforms one you email weekly with a link.
Because it turns the list into a touring tool. Knowing where your fans actually are is the difference between booking a room that fills and one that does not.
What this does and does not do
- Fan Hub supports the capabilities listed on this page. It does not currently offer SMS marketing.
- You need a published Tune.page with fan signup enabled before fans can be collected.
- You are responsible for how you contact the people who sign up, including consent and local marketing law.
Start building the audience you actually own
Enable fan signup on your Tune.page and manage every fan who joins from Fan Hub.
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