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The fans who buy the tickets, wear the merch and show up every time are looking for something deeper. A place to belong, to connect and to feel part of your journey.
Give them more than merch
Offer stories, demos, rarities and moments that don’t belong anywhere else.
Real connection, not just reach
Move beyond impressions and build direct relationships with the fans who care most.
Turn fandom into belonging
Subscriptions become a badge of honour and a private community.
Support that actually makes a difference
Let your most loyal fans support you directly and feel part of your journey.
Annual memberships
No monthly churn. Reliable, predictable income.
Higher lifetime value
Reward your most loyal supporters and increase average fan spend.
Direct audience ownership
Own the relationship, not just the reach.
"The fanclub has completely transformed how we connect with our audience. For the first time, our most devoted fans have a private space to engage with us and each other. We’ve seen stronger emotional connections and a big increase in activity, from soundcheck access to daily merch sales. None of this would have happened without the support and guidance of the Hootenanny team."

Oli Steadman
Stornoway
"I feel very fortunate to be working with Hootenanny, who have exceeded all expectations from our very first conversation. They’ve helped me create a unique fanclub that makes use of my archive and gives fans special perks like soundcheck access and guest list spots at sold-out shows. The experience has been fantastic, with the team always finding new ways to engage fans and promote the fanclub. Huge thanks to Grace, Chris and Ollie for all their help."

Nick Corbin
New Street Adventure
"Working with Hootenanny has been a total game-changer. They helped shape a fanclub that truly connects – from the Shifting Scenes tour to deep dives into past albums and the safe space we’ve built with the Secret Circle. Fans have told me how much they appreciate the insight, the access, and the sense of community. It’s been an incredibly rewarding experience and it is just the start."

Ernest Aines
Artist
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