Band Fan Page

Every musician or band has a community of fans. Whether it's excitedly discussing your favorite band’s upcoming album or what you are going to wear to a pop star’s concert, love of music is an easy way to connect with people. Swifties, with their Eras tour concert traditions, are a perfect example of this. Although none of these people know Taylor Swift, they can connect with others through their love for her music. 

One of the easiest ways to engage with your favorite artist's work beyond their music is to follow a fan account. These social media pages post updates about artists, pull photos from the archives, and encourage discussion about the artist and their music. And, if you are ready to get more involved in a fandom, you can run one of these accounts yourself! 

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Creating one of these accounts and building a following takes time, so you have to decide if you are ready for the commitment. If you are, decide what social media platform you are most comfortable with and sign up. Come up with an original yet topical username and bio to draw people in. 

Once you have created your account, there is no limit to what you can post. Some options include… 

• Reposting content from the artist themself about upcoming music releases and performances

• Videos from recent concerts

• Red carpet photos from the beginning of their career

• Fun facts about the artist

• Rankings of your favorite songs from different albums

Remember that you are sharing your love for the artists’ work, even though you don’t know them personally. 

The best part about running a fan page is that you can focus the account on anything. If you don’t feel motivated to create an account for your favorite music artist, you can run a fan account for your favorite actor or TV show! Remember that you are sharing your love for the artists’ work, even though you don’t know them personally. But starting a page on your favorite social media is a great way to play your part in one of these fan communities.