Let fans request songs at the show. The artist stays in control.
Fans scan a QR code or text a song request from the artist catalog. The artist team approves what appears, then the screen shows top fan requests.
From scan to reveal, in the room.
Fans scan and send a request. The artist's team sees it first, then decides what goes on the screen.
Slick Rick · House of Independents · Dec 2025
What your team controls first.
Fans can request, but your team decides what the room sees.
- Who controls the screen?
- Your team.
- Nothing reaches the screen until your team approves it.
- What does the team see first?
- The private queue.
- Your team sees the requests before the crowd does. Hold or block anything off-limits.
- Who benefits from the room?
- The artist and team.
- See what fans wanted, including deep cuts and off-catalog asks, without giving up the set.
- What lands after the show?
- A recap you can use.
- Top requests, off-catalog demand, and the songs fans kept asking for after the moment ended.
Built for artists and their teams.
Let fans request from the artist catalog.
Fans request from a catalog the artist controls. The moment feels participatory without taking control from the artist.
Fan favorite
In your catalog
Team approved
Keep off-limits songs off the screen.
The artist team sees requests first, then hides, blocks, or approves what can appear publicly.
Carry the signal across shows.
Each show leaves a recap of top requests, reach, off-catalog asks, and deep-cut demand that can travel with the tour.
Demand across shows
Want this at your next show?
Send us an artist or upcoming show. We'll set up the QR slide, fan request page, live display, and team control flow.
Scan to request
No app
Request a song
Top fan requests
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