Identity
Name, region, genre language, lineup/format and one strong visual.
Promotion desk
MAKE IT EASY TO BOOK YOU.
A band does not need a corporate brand deck. It needs a clean answer to six questions: who are you, what do you sound like, where are you based, what should someone listen to, what does the stage need, and how should a legitimate opportunity contact you?
An EPK is a decision aid
Less biography. More useful signal.
A venue, church, festival, community event, school, promoter or collaborator should be able to understand the project quickly. Accessibility information belongs in the technical/access advance—not in a public story about the musician’s diagnosis.
Sound
Two or three representative recordings or videos, not a dumping ground of every rehearsal clip.
Story
One paragraph that sounds like the band and explains what makes the project worth hearing.
Proof
Selected shows, releases, collaborators, community work or press—only if real.
Booking
Set lengths, hometown/region, travel radius, all-ages status where relevant and contact route.
Advance
Link the full Show Packet, stage needs and Access Rider only when the booking reaches that stage.
Promotion should make the musician easier to understand—not easier to exploit.