The Lineup · the follow control · Brand/Creative · June 14, 2026

Follow is the whole app, made into one button

Following is how you tell the app what you love — and it’s the single opt-in that turns notifications on. So the control can’t be a quiet bookmark in the corner. On a band page it’s first-class: bands are champions with free premium profiles, and following one is meant to feel like backing them. Three states, one accent action, the bell that makes the promise visible.

Band · on tour
Mt. Joy
Indie folk-rock · from Philadelphia
Next near you: the Signal · July 12
1,240 people follow Mt. Joy here
Coming up near you
The Signal · Chattanooga
Fri, July 12 · doors 8
Brooklyn Bowl · Nashville
Sat, July 13 · doors 7
The kind of show where the whole room sings the bridge back. Get there for the opener.
A · Not following — the invitation
Band · on tour
Mt. Joy
Indie folk-rock · from Philadelphia
Next near you: the Signal · July 12
You’ll hear when Mt. Joy plays near you
Coming up near you
The Signal · Chattanooga
Fri, July 12 · doors 8
Brooklyn Bowl · Nashville
Sat, July 13 · doors 7
The kind of show where the whole room sings the bridge back. Get there for the opener.
B · Following — the held state, alerts on

The control, in three states

Every place a follow can appear — band page, venue page, a row in a list — uses one of these. The compact pill is the same logic at list scale.

Full control · band / venue page
Not following — accent, inviting
Following — settled, bell = alerts on
Following, muted — you follow, alerts off
Compact pill · in a list / row
Caamp
Indie folk
The Signal
Venue · Southside
Same control, list scale — so you can follow straight from search, the Weekend Lineup, or a venue’s “acts playing here.”