See how eResonate works.

The case for this moment. A jury found Live Nation liable and the remedy may not land until 2029. The FTC fought Meta for five years and lost. Authors lost on fair use. Nobody is coming to fix live music. Meanwhile artist pay is at a floor, premium ad dollars are hunting exactly what live music is, and the last wave of livestream startups died selling paywalled one-offs. So we mapped all 16,543 independent stages and built each one a page first.

Start here — the whole product end to end: live streaming and 100% artist economics, Virtual WatchParty, the social network with profiles, groups and the avatar studio, our own ad exchange, the 16,543-venue network and the creator dashboard.

How a brand builds an ad, targets live-music fans, wins a real-time second-price auction, and goes live across the network — with the show still paying the artist.

A fan's journey through eResonate — creating an account, building a profile, following artists, posting to the feed, joining city-scene groups with live chat rooms, and messaging across devices.

A closer look at the community layer — rich fan profiles with a "shows I've caught" wall, and Slack-style group workspaces: channels, threads, reactions, roles & moderation, privacy, invites and DMs.

Both sides of the room after the encore — the fan's Backstage Pass, artist cam, ask-the-band Q&A and exclusive drops; and how effortless and safe it is for the artist, keeping 100% of the revenue.