Your band, on every device
Band Central is the new app from the Setlist Helper team. Bring your songs, setlists and lyrics over in one import, then share them with your whole band on iPhone, iPad, Android and the web.
What you get by moving
One library for the whole band
Invite your bandmates. Everyone works from the same songs, charts and setlists.
Changes show up everywhere
Fix a chord or reorder a set on one device and every member sees it in seconds. No manual sync.
Phone, tablet and browser
Use Band Central on iPhone, iPad, Android and the web, with your library on all of them.
Your files in the cloud
PDFs, chord charts and audio can live in Band Central Storage, so they reach every device and every member.
How the move works
Create a Band Central account and a band
Sign in with Google, Apple or email, then create a band. It holds everything you import.
Import from Setlist Helper
On bandcentral.com, go to Bands, click Import on your band and sign in with your Setlist Helper username. Your songs, setlists, lyrics and tags come across.
Connect your files
If your documents and audio are in Dropbox, Band Central can find and link them for you. The migration guide covers files stored on your device too.
Invite your band
Add members to your band and they get the whole library on their own devices.
Questions Setlist Helper users ask
Will moving change my Setlist Helper data?
No. The import copies your songs, setlists, lyrics and tags. Setlist Helper keeps working as it did.
Do changes sync back to Setlist Helper?
No. Once you start using Band Central, treat it as your main library.
What does Band Central cost?
It starts with a free trial, then a subscription that covers all the band members in your tier.
I play solo. Is Band Central still for me?
Yes. Your library syncs across your own phone, tablet and the web, and your files are backed up in the cloud. You can add bandmates later.
What if something goes wrong?
Email support@bandcentral.com. The same team that built Setlist Helper answers, and we can help with imports and files.