My Page is more than links: your upcoming events list themselves, passes sell with one Get Pass button, pre-sales collect sign-ups before tickets exist, and a gallery and blog show what your nights are like.
Upcoming events: every published event appears on its own; switch any off
Popular events: up to five past nights that show your track record
Passes sell from the page with a Get Pass button
Pre-sales / Drops collect sign-ups for events not yet on sale
Gallery in bento or masonry, and a blog with categories, tags and read time
The sections of My Page let organizers and promoters sell and show, not just link out. Upcoming events is automatic: every event you publish appears with its cover and date, and you can switch any of them off. Popular events shows up to five past nights. Passes sells your season passes from the page with a Get Pass button, one QR valid across several events. Pre-sales / Drops shows a sign-up card for every event with pre-sale on; sign-ups land in a Pre-sale list in Community for the launch campaign. Gallery holds photos and video in a bento or masonry layout, and you can add more than one. Blog posts carry a cover, a category, tags, an excerpt, rich content and a read time, and move from draft to published to archived. Music has its own section for Spotify, SoundCloud and Apple Music. Fans tap an event or a pass and go straight to checkout on trybe.fm; pre-sale sign-ups happen right on the page. Every section is reordered in the Studio outline and autosaves.
In the Studio, add Upcoming events, Popular events, Passes, Pre-sales, Gallery and Blog; order them as you like.
Published events, passes and pre-sale events appear in their sections on their own.
They buy a ticket or a pass, or sign up to a pre-sale, without hunting for the link.
Add gallery media and blog posts as the season goes; autosave publishes them.
Yes. The Upcoming events section lists every published event with its cover and date, and you switch off any you do not want shown. Fans tap one and land on the event page to buy.
Yes. Add the Passes section and each pass shows with a Get Pass button that takes the fan to checkout. One pass is one QR valid across the events it covers.
Turn on pre-sale for an event and it appears as a sign-up card in the Pre-sales / Drops section. Fans leave an email or a phone number on the page, and each sign-up lands in a Pre-sale list in Community that you use for the launch campaign.
Up to five of your past events, so new visitors see the kind of nights you run. It sits wherever you place it in the Studio outline.
Yes. Each post has a cover, a category, tags, an excerpt, rich content and a read time, and can be a draft, published or archived. The Blog section lists your published posts on the page.
Tapping an event or a pass takes the fan straight to the Trybe checkout for it; pre-sale sign-ups are completed on the page itself. Nothing is sold on My Page besides your tickets, passes and add-ons.
Your page at trybe.fm/yourname, built to turn visitors into subscribers: events, links, gallery, music
Sell one pass that covers several of your events: one QR code, scanned once per event, in the fan's wallet
Collect emails and phone numbers before tickets go live, so launch day starts with a list, not from zero
Free for organizers hosting on Trybe. No credit card, two-minute setup, works in English and French.