Everything the band needs, from the first call to the last chord.

Rubber Band is made for working bands: cover bands, wedding bands, church bands, and anyone who has ever turned up to a gig with the wrong set list.

On stage

A full-screen, dark stage mode made for a tablet on a music stand, and just as good on a phone.

Your own chart: Each player sees their own chart for every song. Subs see the chart for the instrument they’re covering.
Follow the leader: The band leader leads the show and every screen follows their song changes within about a second.
Next up, always: A fixed bar shows the next song’s key, tempo and singer, plus the two songs after it.
Change next: Swap in a song that fits the room right now, matched on tempo, key and feel. It’s next on every screen.
Works with no signal: Keep every song on the device. If the venue Wi-Fi drops, the show carries on.
Hands-free: Turn pages with a swipe, the arrow keys or a Bluetooth page-turner pedal, or let it scroll in time with the song.
Songbook: Every song A to Z in stage mode, with search. Handy for requests and jam nights.
Your way: Words only, chords only or just your notes, bigger text, and a daylight theme for outdoor gigs.

One library for the band, with a chart for every member and a key for every song.

Add songs fast: Pick from a catalog of thousands of songs with key, tempo and length filled in, add your own, or import a spreadsheet.
Paste, upload or import: Paste a chart and the chords are lined up for you. Upload PDFs, photos or ChordPro files, or a whole folder at once.
Any key: Charts remember the key they’re written in, so Rubber Band can show them in the key you play, with or without a capo.
Learning new songs: Leaders mark a song as one the band is learning. Everyone says when they’re ready, and the leaders see who isn’t yet.
Practice: Private practice lists for each person, with a one-tap Nailed it or Still shaky after every song.
My songs: A private space for the songs you play outside the band, with one tap to suggest one to the band.

Build the night in minutes and change it right up to the downbeat.

Drag and drop: Move songs between sets and see each set’s length as you go.
Build it for me: Pick the crowd and the shape of the night. It fills each set from songs you know, with a strong open and a big close, and tells you why it picked each one.
Templates and past shows: Start from last Friday’s set or a template you keep for weddings.
Print: A band sheet, or a big-type stage copy with one set per page.
What we played: Afterwards, fill in what you actually played straight from the show.

One calendar for the band, with every detail of the night on the gig page.

Who’s in: Everyone taps I’m in, Maybe or Can’t make it, with a note. Leaders see the answers at a glance.
The whole night: Venue, load-in and call times, the lineup, the set list, the packing list and the pay, on one page.
Rehearsals: Plan the songs to work on, and each member can turn them into a practice list.
Reminders: Emails go out the morning before, and announcements reach everyone at once.
Subs and fill-ins: Add up to two guests to a gig. They see that gig’s set list and their charts, and their access ends after the show.
Venues: Keep every venue’s address, contacts and notes in one place.

For band leaders who also do the booking, the books and the paying out.

Bookings: Every inquiry from first call to paid, with follow-up dates, reminders, and a warning when a date clashes.
Put it on the calendar: A confirmed booking becomes a gig, with the venue, contact, quote and deposit carried over.
Settle up: Record the pay, add expenses and split what’s left, evenly or by hand, with a share kept for the band fund.
Who’s owed: See who still needs paying and mark them paid in one tap. Each member sees only their own pay.
The year at a glance: Money in and out by month, the band fund, and a spreadsheet download for tax time.

The rest of what it takes to keep a band together.

Chat: A band room, side topics, and a thread for every gig and song. Mention someone with @, run a poll, pin what matters.
Gear and packing lists: List the band’s gear and your own. Add the usual gear to a gig and tick it off as it goes in the van.
Stage plots: Drag the instruments, amps and monitors into place, list your inputs, and send the venue a link.
Public band page: Photos, music, the songs you play and the gigs you choose to show, with a Book us button.
Roles that make sense: One owner, band leaders who run things, members who play, and guests who only see their gigs.
Your look: Twenty color themes and dark mode, picked by each person.

Built so a band can trust it with years of work.

Every device: Desktop, phone and tablet, on one account. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app.
Private by default: Charts and files are only ever shown to your band. Money is hidden from anyone who doesn’t handle it.
Download everything: The owner can download the whole band at any time.
Leaving a band: If you leave or a band closes, you get 30 days to take your own copy of the songs, charts and set lists.