Jeremy Camp

The old jeremycamp.com had three pages on GoDaddy Website Builder. His management asked us to replace it and put his new album and tour dates first. The old Touring page was an image of a tour poster with the dates printed on it. His booking agency posts shows to Bandsintown, a concert listing service, and dates got missed until someone on his team caught them by hand.

We built five pages: Home, Music, Touring, Videos and About. Touring lists every show by month with a ticket link, beside a map of the tour route that shows the next stop. Home opens on live concert photos that change every eight seconds. Below that sit a pre-save button for his February 2027 album Revival and a countdown to the next show. Music holds a shelf of his records from Stay (2002) to Deeper Waters (2024) and links to seven streaming services. About tells his story in seven chapters from 1978 to 2027, with 67 dated moments down a timeline.

The site runs on an open-source content management system, which is the admin screen where every page, show, song, record and video is edited. It uses a web framework with a managed database and image hosting. Traffic analytics run on our own server and show reports inside the same admin dashboard.

Tour dates now copy themselves from Bandsintown every three hours, and the admin has a Sync button to fetch them on the spot. A show that disappears from Bandsintown is hidden instead of deleted, and the dashboard lists it so someone can check it. A date fixed by hand can be marked "Keep my edits" so the next copy leaves it alone. When we switched the site on October 22, 2026, we changed only the two records that point jeremycamp.com at a server. His email and his Shopify store at shop.jeremycamp.com stayed as they were.