EPK checklist
An EPK (electronic press kit) is everything a venue, promoter or writer needs to say yes, in one place. Here's what goes in it and what to check before sending.
EPK checklist
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Highlights and press 0 of 3
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Before you send it 0 of 4
From the free EPK checklist at wellmadeplays.com/toolkit
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What an EPK is for
An electronic press kit lets someone decide about you without a back-and-forth: a venue's booker filling a night, a writer deciding whether to cover a release, a festival choosing its lineup, a brand. They should be able to hear you, see you, check your claims and reach you in a couple of minutes.
One-sheet first, EPK second
In a first email, send the one-sheet and a link. The EPK is where that link goes: the fuller set of photos, bios, videos, press and show details for someone who wants more.
Questions
What's the difference between an EPK and a one-sheet?
A one-sheet is a single page: who you are and why someone should care. The EPK is the full set behind it: photos, bios in several lengths, videos, press and technical details.
Where should my EPK live?
Somewhere you control and can update: a page on your own website or a well-organized shared folder. One link, always current.
Should I include streaming numbers?
Only real numbers that help your case. Bookers can check, so an inflated number costs you more than a small one.
Last reviewed October 8, 2026