Country artist Kaitlin Butts recently took her concert experience to the next level by partnering with Bootleg.live, offering fans the chance to purchase high-quality audio and photos from her live performance directly through the Bootleg app.
This collaboration created a digital keepsake for attendees, but it also turned out to be the most profitable merch item of the night, even surpassing traditional concert staples like t-shirts and posters. Now, Butts has released the bootleg recordings live on the Bootleg app so her fans can enjoy the last stop of the tour right from their homes.
A fully authorised recording straight from the soundboard, mixed and mastered, is available on Bootleg.live so fans around the world can experience the Roadrunner Tour’s magical sounds recorded in Tulsa, OK.
Merch sales are often crucial for an artist’s touring revenue, but Bootleg.live offers a sustainable alternative by enabling artists to sell high-quality recordings of their live performances directly to fans—without any upfront costs. The platform is transforming the way concert merch is sold, making it a win-win for both artists and their audiences.
