4 Best Framer Templates for DJs in 2026
The 4 best Framer templates for DJs in 2026, Encore, Vibe, KLUB and Luna Blaze, compared by price, pages, and who each one is built for.
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The four best Framer templates for DJs, producers, and electronic artists, compared by price, pages, and who each one is built for. From free portfolio and events sites to club-night and merch-brand templates.
The right DJ template depends on what you want the site to do. For a free, music-forward portfolio with Spotify embeds, Encore is the pick; for a bold free site built around a live events list, Vibe; for club nights and promoters, KLUB ($49); for a merch-and-fan brand, Luna Blaze ($59). Below, all four are compared by price, pages, and who each one is built for.
I build Framer templates at sebadam.supply and reviewed what's available for DJs, producers, and electronic artists. This guide covers the four best options, what each includes, and which one fits your situation.
Disclosure: I made Vibe, so take that into account. This list isn't a ranking: each template is here for a different kind of DJ, so start with the row in the table that sounds like you.
At a Glance — 4 Framer Templates for DJs Compared
Template | Price | Pages | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
Free | Multi-page | DJs & producers who want a music-forward portfolio | |
Free | 2 + CMS | Solo DJs wanting a bold free site with an events list | |
$49 | Multi-page + CMS | Club nights, promoters & residencies | |
$59 | Multi-page | DJ-artists building a merch & fan brand |
1. Encore — Best Free Portfolio for DJs & Producers

Price: Free | Pages: Multi-page
Encore by Andrew Masset is a free, dark, moody template built as a music-forward DJ and producer portfolio. It leads with your music — releases with Spotify embeds — and covers upcoming shows with ticket links, an about section, a gallery, and a booking contact.
Where Vibe is bold and landing-page-first, Encore leans portfolio: it's for the DJ or producer who wants their discography and tour dates to do the talking. If your sound and catalogue are the pitch, it's an excellent free choice.
Best for: DJs and producers who want a free, music-forward portfolio with Spotify embeds and tour dates.
2. Vibe — Best for a Bold Site with a Live Gig List

Price: Free | Pages: Home, Events (CMS), 404
Vibe is a free Framer template built specifically for DJs and music artists. It's a dark, high-energy landing page paired with a CMS-powered events list, so you promote your sets and take bookings without hiring a developer or touching code.
The design is bold and club-ready, and the whole site is built around what actually gets a DJ booked: a strong first impression and a live list of upcoming dates. Because the events run on Framer CMS, you add a new gig in seconds — no dead gig list, ever. It's a landing page plus events, so if you want releases and a gallery, Encore above has more room.
Best for: Solo DJs, producers, and electronic artists who want a bold, free site with a live events list.
3. KLUB — Best for Club Nights & Promoters

Price: $49 | Pages: Multi-page + CMS
KLUB by Andrew Norman is a modern, minimalist, dark template built for the promoter side of dance music. It centres on a featured event, a full events list with venues and ticket links (wired for Resident Advisor), a DJ directory of the artists you book, and a music archive of mixes for pre-event listening — plus an about and FAQ covering door and refund policies.
The CMS is the standout: the site reorganises itself as you add events, which cuts the admin of running a recurring night. If you're a DJ who runs your own parties, a promoter, or a residency, this is the most event-ready option.
Best for: DJs who run club nights, promoters, venues, and label residencies who need an event-first, self-updating site.
4. Luna Blaze — Best for DJ-Artists Building a Merch & Fan Brand

Price: $59 | Pages: Multi-page
Luna Blaze by Ahmed Jamal is a bold, streetwear-influenced template where music, fashion, and fan culture collide. Alongside tour dates and a gallery, it leads with a merch shop built for limited drops, fan-community features, and an email signup — with a Spotify link for the music.
It leans more hip-hop and artist-brand than pure club DJ, so it suits the artist whose income and identity run through merch and a fanbase as much as through gigs. If you're building a brand, not just a booking page, Luna Blaze gives you the storefront to do it.
Best for: Hip-hop-leaning DJ-artists who sell merch and build a community around limited drops and live shows.
How to Choose the Right Template
You want a free music-forward portfolio → Encore by Andrew Masset.
You want a free site with a live events list → Vibe. Dark, high-energy, CMS events.
You run club nights or promote → KLUB by Andrew Norman. $49, event-first.
You sell merch and build a fan brand → Luna Blaze by Ahmed Jamal. $59.
Two related free options from us: if you run a nightclub or luxury event, Vervee suits high-end nightlife, and if you're a producer with a studio, Waveform is a free producer template. All are available on the Framer Marketplace and require a Framer hosting plan to publish. Not sure what your site needs first? Read our guide on how to build a DJ website before you pick a template.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best Framer template for DJs?
It depends on what the site needs to do. Encore (free) is a music-forward portfolio with Spotify embeds; Vibe (free, my own template) is a bold site with a CMS events list; KLUB ($49) is the most event-focused for club nights and promoters; and Luna Blaze ($59) suits a merch and fan brand.
Are there free Framer templates for DJs?
Yes, Encore and Vibe are both free DJ templates. Encore suits a music-forward DJ/producer portfolio with Spotify embeds; Vibe suits solo DJs who want a bold site with a live events list. For producers with a studio, my free Waveform template is another option.
What should a DJ website template include?
Music or mix embeds front and centre, an events or tour-dates list, an about/bio, a gallery, and a clear booking contact. A press-kit section helps promoters book you. Every template on this list covers the essentials — they differ in whether they lean portfolio, club-night, or fan-brand.
Can I edit a DJ template without coding?
Yes. Every template here is fully editable in Framer's visual editor — no code. You change text, images, mix embeds, and events directly on the canvas. Templates with a CMS events list, like Vibe and KLUB, are the easiest to keep current.
























