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At SideStage, we help independent artists and songwriters stay focused on making music. We take care of the behind-the-scenes work that keeps your career moving, giving you back time and headspace to create, perform, and breathe a little easier.
Launching soon! Our Remote Tour Manager service is built for artists touring without a full-time TM. We advance your shows, coordinate with venues, and handle the moving parts so your tour stays on track. You focus on the music.
Our Songwriter Admin service makes sure your songs are properly registered, your setlists are submitted, and your royalties land where they should. We’ll keep your catalog organized so you don’t have to wrestle with spreadsheets or wonder if you're leaving money on the table.
If you're ready to hand off the hassle and get back to what you love, let's talk. We’d love to be part of your team.
"I’ve been songwriting for years, but knew very little about the administration side of things. It’s always seemed like such a daunting task trying to learn it, but Dana made it easy. She sat down and walked me through PRO information, registration, cataloging (and more), and even provided me with templates to stay organized. If it wasn’t for her help in this endeavor, I would still be growing a backlog instead of being one step ahead. She’s the GO TO person for learning the administrative side of songwriting!"
-Josh Varnes
Artist/Songwriter, Nashville
"As an unsigned songwriter, staying on top of PRO registrations and setlist submissions is so important and often overlooked. Would you go to any other job and not turn in a timesheet? No. For the same reason, you shouldn’t neglect registering your songs and submitting setlists for performances of your songs.
An organized catalog goes a long way… and fun fact, you get paid more per song performance than you do per stream. If you’re someone who’s organized and on top of it, that’s amazing. But if you’re not into paperwork or simply overwhelmed by it, SideStage can help you stay organized and get the money you’ve earned so you can stay creative without the stress."
-Megan Kelley
Songwriter, Nashville
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