Music festival flyer with your lineup in billing order.
Announce a music festival with a flyer where the name and dates hit hard and the lineup you supply is tiered from headliners down, spelled exactly as given.
One generated festival flyer with the festival name and dates in strong contrast, and your lineup in tiers by billing order, first lines largest. Acts appear only as you list them; check every name, date and ticket detail before release.
Three-day lineup of fifteen acts with accented names and no tickets or mood
Festival name
Old Mill Valley Roots, Blues and Americana Weekend
Lineup, headliners first, one act per line
FRIDAY
Sofía Reyes-Okonkwo
The Brothers Ødegaard
Hollow Creek String Band
Mae Lindqvist & the Night Owls
SATURDAY
Tobias "Tip" Marchetti
Cassidy Rue
The Mill Street Horns
Anaïs Delorme
Big Sky Revival
Wren & Wolfe
SUNDAY
Gospel Choir of St. Agnes Parish
Jonah Whitfield Quartet
The Low Country Ramblers
Priya Sandhu
Last Light Orchestra
Dates and venue
Friday, July 16 to Sunday, July 18, Old Mill Valley Fairgrounds, Route 9, Old Mill Valley
Tickets or entry (optional)
Left empty
Genre or visual mood (optional)
Left empty
Fifteen acts across three day labels, with accents, an ampersand, quotation marks and hyphens, and no ticket or mood input. Checks that every name keeps its spelling and day, and that nothing like "and more" is added.
Same task, three directions
Pick a direction to start from.
01
Golden-hour poster
A warm beach or field at sunset behind the lineup, suited to folk, indie and acoustic festivals.
02
Psychedelic swirl
Bold 1970s-inspired swirls and saturated color around the lineup, for rock, jam band and electronic festivals.
03
Minimal type grid
A strict typographic grid with one accent color, where the lineup itself is the design. Suits jazz, classical and curated series.
What the template keeps
The parts that stay consistent.
01
Name and dates stand out
The strongest contrast on the flyer goes to what the festival is and when it happens.
02
Billing order respected
Tier sizes follow the order you listed, so headliners stay on top.
03
Only your acts
No extra names, sponsors or performer likenesses are added.
How to use it
From details to a result.
01
Name the festival and give the dates
These two become the high-contrast pair at the top of the flyer.
02
Paste the lineup in billing order
Headliners first, one act per line. Add day labels on their own lines if acts play on different days.
03
Add tickets and a mood
Both optional. Mood steers the illustration; tickets go in the bottom block exactly as typed.
04
Review, generate and check every name
The brief opens in Vizify before it runs. Read each act name against your confirmed lineup before announcing.
Output boundaries
What to check before you use it.
Long lineups mean small type, and small generated text is where spelling errors appear. Check every act, especially accented names.
Performers are not depicted and real festival or sponsor logos are not reproduced.
The result is one tall or square image, not a print-ready file or a set of day-by-day flyers.
It does not sell tickets or create ticket links; ticket details are shown as text.
Around fifteen acts is a practical limit for one flyer before names become hard to read.
QuestionsHow many artists can a music festival flyer hold?+
About fifteen stays readable. Beyond that, the smallest tier shrinks, so consider splitting the lineup into one flyer per day.
Can I use performers' photos?+
This template does not take photos and never draws performer likenesses. Place press photos you are licensed to use in a layout tool afterward.
Can I make one flyer per day?+
Yes. Run the template once per day with that day's lineup and date. Each flyer is a separate request.
Will it add sponsors or an "and more" line?+
No. Only the acts and details you supply appear. Add sponsor names yourself if they are confirmed and required.
