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EVEN Launches EVEN STUDIO for Artists

EVEN has launched EVEN STUDIO, a platform for artists to release music and content, sell tickets and merchandise, host livestreams and build communities.

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EVEN has launched EVEN STUDIO, which allows artists to release music, sell tickets and merchandise, and connect directly with fans. STUDIO operates on an artist's own domain and aims to bring together fan experiences that are spread across different platforms.

Artists can use STUDIO to publish music or other content, sell tickets and merchandise, host livestreams and build communities. For album pre-orders, STUDIO can provide purchasers with immediate access to up to four tracks before the release. Eligible used album sales can also be reported to Luminate and counted on charts.

EVEN positions STUDIO as a product that can be used alongside streaming services rather than as a competitor to them. After an album is released, STUDIO can continue to be used for physical music, merchandise, content, communities, livestreams and tour announcements. Access is currently available by invitation to artists and their partners.

EVEN says its platform has brought together more than 500,000 artists in more than 110 countries through more than 3,000 labels and distributors. The company reached a multiyear agreement with Universal Music Group in February 2026 and said it powered the pre-release campaign for J. Cole's The Fall-Off, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in February 2026. Josh Remsberg was appointed Head of Commercial Partnerships at EVEN on September 25, 2026.

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