QR codes for musicians, theaters, artists and venues
People hear a song, see a painting or watch a show and want more, right then. A code beside the work opens the story, the music, the tickets or the artist's page.
Releases, shows and exhibitions change constantly. A dynamic code on a poster or a plaque keeps up without a reprint.
9 guides for music, arts and entertainment
Musicians and bandsPosters, merch tables and stickers that open your music, tour dates and mailing list. Street performers and buskersSigns and instrument cases that open tips, music and your next show. Theaters and community showsPlaybills, posters and lobby signs that open tickets, cast lists and seating. Comedy shows and open micsFlyers and posters that open sign-ups, tickets and lineups. Museums and self-guided toursWall labels and tour stops that open audio, stories and translations. Murals and public artPlaques that open the artist's story, a map of nearby works and a donation page. Photographers and artistsLabel cards and print backs that lead to your portfolio and shop. Escape rooms and attractionsDoor signs, waiver reminders and flyers that open booking, rules and photos. Board game cafesTable cards and shelf tags that open the game library, rules videos and table booking.What works in this group
- Offer one clear next step: listen, tip, buy a ticket or join the list.
- Use matte materials. Stage lights and gallery spotlights cause glare on glossy prints.
- Keep titles and key facts printed. A code adds to the label and never replaces it.
Before you print
Other industries
Get a dynamic QR code for $3
Pay once, change where it points whenever you like, and style it before you pay.