Make your event easy to find.
Make the next step obvious.

Select Create Account, enter your username, email and a password of at least 12 characters, then you’ll go straight to your first event. We’ll send a confirmation link to your email; you can prepare drafts immediately and confirm your email before publishing. Already registered? Select My Events and sign in. Your events are saved under your account.

From My Events, select Create an event. Add its name, date, venue and description. Leave Last day empty for a single-day show, or choose the final day for a weekend or longer event. Times, address, city, admission and age restrictions help attendees plan.

Your draft starts saving automatically once you give it a name. Watch for All changes saved. We create your event link for you. You don’t need to choose a web address.

Use Save draft & finish later whenever you need a break. Drafts are private to their owner and the site administrator.

Add a flyer or main image and a ticket link if you have them. Uploads save automatically; you do not need to save first or paste an image address. Images may be JPG, PNG, GIF or WebP, up to 8 MB. Large images are resized while preserving proportions. GIF uploads become a still image.

Open any optional section you need: performers and schedule, sponsors and vendors, photos and gallery links, or social media. For a simple show, use one lineup. Add more stages only if you need them. Choose the date of each performance for multi-day events.

Advanced options hold the search-engine title and description and an optional footer logo. Existing event links and content are retained when you edit an older event.

The final step shows the actual event page. Check its dates, location, images, lineup and links. Then select Publish event. Confirm your email before publishing. New events also need a name, date, venue or location, and description before publishing. You can keep an incomplete event as a draft.

There is no separate approval step. Publishing makes the page available to everyone after your email is confirmed. Check the public link on your phone too.

After publishing, use Copy link, View event or Download QR code. Share the public event link with attendees, not the edit-screen address. You can also find your live events in My Events.

The event address stays the same when you rename the event or update its content.

Select Download QR code after publishing, or QR code on your event card. Your event link is filled in and the code is generated for you. Select Download PNG. To add an optional center logo, choose one and generate the code again.

The downloaded PNG is 1024 × 1024 pixels. Keep the white border intact. Scan it with your phone before sharing or printing. Start at 1.25 inches square in print and test at the final size; people scanning from farther away need a larger code.

Return to My Events → Edit event. Changes save automatically; wait for All changes saved before leaving. Edits to a live event update its public page.

Return to draft in Preview & publish removes it from public view until you publish again. Delete event permanently removes the page after confirmation. Unpublishing or deleting affects people using a shared link or printed QR code.

If you see a save error, keep the tab open and retry with Save. If another tab has changed the same event, reload rather than overwriting it.

Email confirmation helps protect the site from spam. Open the confirmation email and select Confirm my email. Check your spam folder if it has not arrived, or use Check your email / resend link from My Events. Your drafts remain available while you wait.

We limit repeated sign-in attempts, new accounts, event creation and image uploads to keep this free resource useful. Unconfirmed accounts can prepare up to 3 drafts and upload up to 50 MB of images. Confirmed accounts can create up to 10 events per day, keep up to 50 event pages and upload up to 500 MB of new images. If you need more space for a legitimate event, contact us.

It gives an event, show, or festival one clear, mobile-friendly page for promotion. You can bring together the lineup, stages, schedules, sponsors, photos, social links, and useful action buttons. QR Tools connects printed promotion to that page.

Original Music Live is free to use, with no ads or pay-to-play charges. A purchase from BandEPKPro is not required. External ticketing, merchandise, or other linked services may have their own charges.

The event page provides links to those services. You supply the ticket, application, merchandise, or sponsor/vendor URL. Questions about an event’s tickets, refunds, applications, or entry rules should go to its organizer or the linked service.

Your account manages its own events. The site administrator can manage all events. Visitors can browse published events without signing in.

Check whether the page is still a draft. Open the event editor and choose Preview & publish, then Publish event when ready. Copy its View address, then test it while signed out. Do not send an edit-screen address to attendees.

Give the event a name, upload the image, and wait for All changes saved. Read any upload error and retry if needed. If it fails, try a smaller supported image and check for an upload error. Ensure a pasted image URL is publicly accessible.

Yes. Updating your event keeps the same link, so your QR code continues to work. Deleting the event or returning it to a draft stops visitors from viewing it.

Use the downloaded PNG, preserve the white border, and test at the final display size. Increase the size, improve contrast, and try generating it without a center image. Confirm the destination link works separately. If the generator cannot load, refresh the page and check whether a browser extension is blocking it.

Yes. Enter the full public URL you want people to open. The code does not create that destination, keep it online, or redirect itself when its address changes.

Original Music Live focuses on event promotion. BandEPKPro provides a band’s professional electronic press kit. You can link to an EPK from your promotion or make a QR code for it. If you need help with related accounts, contact us rather than assuming both platforms use the same login.

Check that you are signed into the account that created the event. Read any error shown when saving; an event name is needed to start saving. If you still need help, use Contact and include your event title, page address, what you clicked, and the error text. Never send your password.