Music and event website design examples
Screen recordings of each website
Paaspop ↗
A music festival on the phone, with neon night photos, a carnival hat mascot and line-up cards in gold frames. The 3D hat rises into view over deep purple, and each act sits in a bulb-studded fairground sign. Borrow how one strong theme shapes every detail, from buttons to photo frames.
The Rechabite ↗
A many-floored bar and venue with a riotous illustrated logo, black pages and colourful event posters. Each event card keeps its own artwork, while bright pink and purple promo bands carry simple white line drawings. Borrow the calm black grid around loud, varied artwork, which lets every poster shine without turning into noise.
Feastie ↗
A food and drink festival in purple and pink, with sticker-style type and vendor cards on the phone. Headline words sit on tilted colour blocks, photos are cropped into arches, and each vendor card overlaps its photo with small tag pills. Borrow the sticker labels, which make plain text feel like event merchandise.
Lola Wilde ↗
An album site for a fictional singer, with song cards fanned out like photos, a vinyl shop and a moody black layout. The cards curve around a 3D carousel, the tracklist reads like a streaming app, and black and white portraits meet one bright red. Borrow the headlines whose second half drops to grey.
Guide
How to use website inspiration well
Event sites live and die by three things, the date, the line up and the ticket button. These festivals, venues and artists find bold ways to show all three without losing the mood of the night, and every one is recorded on desktop and phone.
- Name the move. "Huge serif headline over a full-width photo" is something you can prompt; "nice vibe" is not.
- Watch the motion, not just the layout. How things enter, scroll and respond is what makes these sites feel finished.
- Check the phone version. The tall tiles show how each site handles a small screen.
- Then find the prompt. Our library has prompts for the sections these sites are built from: browse the prompt library.