1. Tyler The Creator

• The young and vibrant musician began by choosing a colorful palette, using multicolored and vibrant images that instantly captured the visitor's attention.
• Tyler's musician website utilizes a one-page landing page with jumpable links placed in the header position, allowing visitors to quickly find his history of growing up as a musician, his musical work, and other related businesses.
• We really like it when a musician website pops up an animation on a page from time to time. Keeping the page moving is also unique to this musician's website, including photos of Tylor himself and partial body breakdowns, scrolling copy, and all of these elements will create a sense of freshness in the visitor's eyes.

2. Benjamin Righetti

• The musician's website employs a number of interactive elements as the user scrolls through the musician's life and work, and his portrait is prominently displayed, reflecting his professionalism.
• Unlimited scrolling triggers didn't make the user dizzy and giddy. Instead, the website designers placed ever-present menus on the top right of the page so that users can find what they are looking for no matter where they are.
• The musician website also takes advantage of orchestral music by having mini-games on the page that can be interacted with by the user and clicked on to play music. This clever design caught our interest.

3. Taylor Swift

• Note the thematic style of the musician's website. Taylor is a country music singer and her website has a very elegant design style, with a beige background and a brown modern font that fits the style of her solo work.
• Taylor Swift puts the latest album aspect as the hero image at the top, and the striking simplicity of the CTA is calling on users to subscribe to her music works, such design is very important for musician websites because musicians need more people to listen to the work to realize the value of the conversion.

4. Ariana Grande

• Web designers can learn from these approaches when creating a musician website, especially in terms of how to highlight musical pieces and echo the style of music through visual design.
• The album cover image and font choices fit the music style perfectly, with a handwritten font that creates an intimate, warm emotional atmosphere. Designers can learn from this style how to make a website full of personality through the handling of details.
• Ariana Grande's website also incorporates several social media and streaming icons in the header, such as Instagram, Facebook, and Spotify, all of which allow visitors to navigate to musician's music releases.

5. Justin Bieber

• The musician's website uses vertical menus located on the right side "Music", "Travel", "Shop" and "Video". This is a subtle, non-intrusive way to allow users to navigate quickly without cluttering up the headings, which can provide designers with ideas for minimalist navigation on entertainment-centered websites.
• Bieber has a strong fan base as a pop music artist, and his songs and album content are often directly related to his personal life or experiences and are well-received by fans. The arrangement of interactive elements of web design (e.g., subscription forms) to encourage fans to stay in touch with Bieber and his music enhances the stickiness between his website and its users.

6. Rihanna

• This musician's website is about showcasing the musician's own talent and business. Rihanna's site features a clean, modern design style with clear, easy-to-understand user navigation and a strong focus on mobile experience, adapting to the needs of modern shoppers.
• Rihanna adds hover effects to every image on the musician website to make the site user experience more interactive and personalized.

7. Adele

• Adele's website has a black background with only one eye-catching, rapidly changing image area to display, and two CTAs, "Listen" and "Shop". This kind of musician website design is perfect for musicians who have already gained popularity. So, you don't need to introduce the musician too much.
• Also, we can conclude that musician websites need to integrate social media links for website users to follow because musicians need to get in touch with their fans through their social media accounts, and this is a good and simple example of a musician website for us to learn from.

8. CardiB

• The landing page in CardiB's official website after clicking on the URL is a hero image which is Cardib's latest album cover, keeping users up to date with the latest song developments.
• Five projects are displayed on the site's menu bar, allowing users to quickly find the information they need, whether they want to listen to the latest album or past that one, in addition to that, videos and subscription information are also available for fans to guide them.
• Users don't need to jump off the page to watch a music video on a musician's website. They can watch the full music video directly on CardiB's website through an embedded music plugin, which is important for musician's websites and conversions.

9.Celine Dion

• This musician website invests heavily in the home page, which changes in a rotating manner and features large images, as well as captions to the images that highlight her style of musicianship, such as viewer ratings for ripe tomatoes and music video rankings, which demonstrate the musician's popularity.
• The main page features a broken grid design with images of Celine Dion as links to more news about herself and her team, while the musician's website is also mobile optimized and the site can be displayed on different-sized pages.

10. Billie Eilish

• Billie is a website example of a musician who has created a unique personal brand. On her website, there are sales boards for apparel to promote her sales. The pictures of the items are all worn by herself, which attracts her fans to buy her outfits.
• Billie is also unconventional in her website design, blending the dark blue background with the orange font layout in a harmonious way that also expresses the theme of her album.

11. Peter Sinclair Music

• As a full-time independent musician, his website has a lot of text about his story of pursuing a music career and his portrait can be seen everywhere on the site, all of which will make users understand more about the singer's background and then become interested in his music.
• The visuals of the site are in his personal country music vein, all taking on vintage colors of red and green to highlight the country music style.
• Sinclair hasn't forgotten to include a "SHOP" and "Contact" on his site that allows users to purchase his brand of clothing, so his musician's site is something for independent musicians to learn from as well.

12. Coldplay

• The website design combines the colors of the album with the theme of the site, with rainbow colors as the two points of the site, using gradient effects to create a dreamy and modern atmosphere, but also to make the site more dynamic.
• The site creates an emotional connection with users by using song lyrics and emotive handwritten copy. For example, a handwritten sentence such as "Love is the only answer" in the background of the main page can resonate with users.
• The homepage showcases the latest event information about the band's tour, ensuring users are kept up-to-date with Coldplay's happenings, and incorporates a clear visual hierarchy that highlights pre-order links and buttons for booking tickets, allowing users to quickly find key content and enhance user loyalty.

13. Maroon 5

• This musician website has a clean layout, with important content laid out using clear text and images that enable users to find information quickly, and buttons to buy tickets next to each tour date to guide users to take action.
• Maroon5 pays special attention to the dynamics of the band members' social media accounts. By integrating social media images, users can directly follow the band's social media accounts, increasing engagement and enhancing fan interaction.

14. Shadow Lizzards

• The home page uses large visual images, a nostalgic filter that enhances the visual appeal and reflects the style of the site so that users can immediately feel the vibe of the band.
• The page uses prominent large headlines on the inside to tell users that they have released a new album and the date and location of the show.

15. Blackpink

• The theme colors of this site blend seamlessly with the band's representative colors, with black and pink elements drawing attention. Dynamic text and images are inserted to announce that the group will be going on a world tour to tell users about it.
• The use of members' photos in the sales store shows their personalities to entice users to buy, and music software and video players are integrated to listen and watch their work on the website.
• In the footer position, there is a huge subscription panel that draws fans' attention to e-subscription as a way to increase audience engagement and attention.

Wrapping Up