Websites for Musicians and Bands
I'm a working Chicago saxophonist and composer who also builds websites, so I know what a band site has to do: show people where you're playing, let them hear you, and make booking easy. Custom projects typically run $750–$3,000, and every project starts with a free discovery call.
What You Get
Built Around Your Own Art
For the band Guacamayo, every color, font pairing, and motif was sampled from the band's real flyer and logo instead of an invented identity.
Shows That Stay Current
Guacamayo's Shows section pulls its real gig dates from a calendar API at build time, with a graceful fallback if the fetch fails.
Not a Template
My own site, dougrosenberg.com, is a from-scratch custom build with a specific brand concept instead of generic musician-site defaults.
Made by a Working Musician
I'm a saxophonist and composer who plays in several working Chicago bands, so I build with real gigs and real audiences in mind.
Musician Sites I've Built
Guacamayo
A currently-gigging Chicago funky Latin groove band's own site, built around the flyer art they already had.
dougrosenberg.com
My own musician and composer site, rebuilt from scratch in Astro and deployed to Cloudflare Workers.
Common Questions
Do you understand how working bands operate?
Yes. I'm a saxophonist and composer and I play in several working Chicago bands, so I build with real gigs, press, and booking in mind.
What does a musician website cost?
Custom web projects typically run $750–$3,000, scoped after a free discovery call so you know the price before any work starts.
Do I need to be in Chicago?
No. I work remotely with clients anywhere, and I'm also happy to meet in person if you're in the Chicago area.
Do you help after the site launches?
Yes. Ongoing support covers updates, security patches, bug fixes, and small enhancements for $300–$800 a month, with direct access to me.
Every project is scoped individually — reach out and let's talk about what you need.