SingerX TNC is a music website template for solo artists, bands and recording studios. It ships for Webflow, Figma and HTML.
The build carries 27 pages, three home page layouts and a working ecommerce section for merchandise. So an artist can publish tour dates, stream a new album and sell a shirt from the same website.
Each section has one job. The home page announces the current release, while the events page fills the room. Then the merchandise pages take the money. So a fan never has to guess where to go next.
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SingerX TNC at a Glance
| Formats | Webflow, Figma and HTML |
| Webflow builds | Standard CMS and ecommerce |
| Best for | Solo artists, bands, DJs, music producers and recording studios |
| CMS | Webflow CMS for blog posts, authors, categories and tags |
| Ecommerce | Merchandise products, categories, checkout and PayPal checkout |
| Pages | 27 |
| Home layouts | 3 |
| Responsive | Yes, on desktop, tablet and mobile |
| Support | Included with every purchase |
Key Features of SingerX TNC
Modern, trend aware design. The template follows current music industry design conventions, so the site reads as contemporary rather than dated. Dark surfaces, bold typography and generous imagery carry the mood.

CMS and ecommerce included. The Webflow build combines Webflow CMS with Webflow Ecommerce. So you publish news posts through the CMS, while merchandise runs through a real product catalogue with checkout.

Three home page layouts. You get an event led home page, a video background home page and a standard home page. Choose whichever matches the moment, because a tour announcement and an album launch need different openings.

Event page showcase. The events page lists upcoming concerts, signings and fan meet ups. Then each entry carries the detail a fan needs before buying a ticket.

News showcase. The news page is built for scanning, so visitors find the announcement they came for without scrolling through the archive.

Gallery showcase. The gallery holds high resolution photographs from shows and sessions. That way fans get the visual record between releases.

Video and animation. Video sections and responsive sliders present clips at full width, and the motion stays restrained so the pages still load quickly.

Album page. The album page carries artwork, a description and a full tracklist. So listeners can read about a record before they stream it.

Merchandise page. The merchandise pages handle apparel and accessories with product descriptions, images and a full checkout, including a PayPal checkout page.

Dedicated support. When you buy SingerX TNC, the TNCFlow support team stands behind the purchase, and a real person answers your setup and customization questions.
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Pages Included in SingerX TNC
- Home
- Home 2
- Home 3
- About
- Blog
- Contact
- Events
- Videos
- Merchandise (Ecommerce)
- Our Brand
- Music Album
- Gallery
- FAQ
- Utility
- Default template
- Blog post template (CMS)
- Author template (CMS)
- Blog category template (CMS)
- Blog tag template (CMS)
- Product template (Ecommerce)
- Product category template (Ecommerce)
- Checkout (Ecommerce)
- Checkout, PayPal (Ecommerce)
- Order Confirmation (Ecommerce)
- 404
- Password
- Search Results
How to Use SingerX TNC
- Use the purchase widget on the right side of this page to buy the SingerX TNC template
- Follow the steps to get your site ready
- Replace the demo content with your own
- Adjust the design if you want
- Preview & Publish
What to Look For in a Music Website Template
A musician website has to do three unrelated jobs at once. It presents the music, it sells the tickets and the shirts, and it keeps the press informed. Most templates only handle the first.
Start with the merchandise question. If the template has no ecommerce layer, you end up bolting a separate store onto the site, which splits your traffic and your branding.
Next, look at the events handling. Tour dates change constantly, so they belong in a CMS collection rather than hand edited markup on a static page.
Then consider the media. Music sites carry video, artwork and photography together, however many templates optimise for only one of the three.
Finally, remember the press. A journalist needs your biography, your artwork and your contact details quickly. So an about page and a working contact page still earn their place.
Frequently Asked Questions
What formats does SingerX TNC come in?
SingerX TNC ships for Webflow, Figma and HTML. Each format is purchased separately, so you only pay for the one your project actually needs.
Can I sell merchandise with SingerX TNC?
Yes. There is an ecommerce build of the Webflow version, with product pages, category pages, a checkout and a PayPal checkout page.
How many pages does SingerX TNC include?
The template includes 27 pages. Three are alternative home page layouts, and several are dynamic templates for blog posts, authors and products.
Does SingerX TNC have an album page?
Yes. The album page presents artwork, an album description and a full tracklist, so listeners can read about a record in one place.
Is the Figma file included with the template?
No. The Figma file is sold as a separate product on this page, so you buy it only if your team needs the design source.
Is SingerX TNC mobile responsive?
Yes. Every page adapts across desktop, tablet and mobile breakpoints, which matters because most fans arrive from a social link on a phone.
Need help? The TNCFlow support team answers questions about setup, the CMS, the ecommerce build and customization.
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