Metal Band Website Template

Brutal black with aggressive display type, built so the tour and the discography hit as hard as the music.

The prompt that built this site

“A musician website for a heavy metal band. A hero, latest album, tour dates, a band bio, videos, merch, and a booking contact. Brutal black with aggressive display type.”

Free to start. No card needed.

About this template

This template is built to punish: a blacked-out hero with a NO COMPROMISE tagline, distorted imagery, Roman-numeral dating and heavy display type that reads like a gig flyer stapled to a wall. It is made for bands whose whole identity is intensity, and it refuses to soften that for the web.

The structure is disciplined even when the design is not. A band bio sets the origin story, an Arsenals section lists the discography with cover art and labels, and a Crusades tour section shows festival dates with sold-out and available status. A booking contact form (the Summon section, with identity, frequency and message fields and a SEND TRANSMISSION button) captures shows and press, while the footer links out to merch and streaming. Change the band name, the record and the tour by chatting, and it becomes yours.

Who this is for

Metal and hardcore bands
Heavy, doom and black metal acts
DIY bands booking their own tours
Bands playing the festival circuit
Managers running a heavy roster

Best use cases

Festival-circuit bands

The Crusades section carries a run of festival dates with sold-out status, so fans see instantly which shows still have tickets left.

Bands with a new release

The Arsenals discography frames the latest record with cover art and label, and the streaming links send fans straight to the tracks.

Self-booked heavy acts

The Summon booking form means a promoter can reach the band directly, and the merch links keep the store one tap away.

Getting started

1
Build it as your own
Click Build this site. The AI rebuilds this design as your own website in a few minutes, ready to edit.
2
Put your name on the flyer
Tell it your band name, your colors and your photos in plain English, and watch the blacked-out look adapt without losing its bite.
3
Load the record and the tour
Give it your discography and your tour dates with venues. Ask for a dedicated merch or press section if you need one.
4
Open for bookings
Publish to your free Looops link, connect your own domain when ready, and booking inquiries start arriving through the form.

The short version

A metal band website should feel like the pit, not a portfolio. This template delivers that with blacked-out design, a real tour and a discography that reads like a threat, and because the AI rebuilds it from a prompt, making it yours takes an evening, not a studio block.