New website templates: Levi and Theodore

Two new templates just landed on Bandzoogle. First up is Levi, a bold template built around a wide bank of header shapes and confident color. Then we'll walk through Theodore, a template designed for artists who want their name to be the main event. Let's take a look!

Levi

Say hello to Levi, a bold new EPK and website template for musicians who want their header image to make a statement. Levi's confident approach to color works together with header shape options to turn your homepage into something closer to a poster than a typical website header.

Shapes that frame your story

Levi's signature feature is an expanded set of header image shapes, available through the 'Image shape' control. Image shapes are available on some other Bandzoogle templates as well, but the Levi template is where they take center stage. Beyond simple rounded corners, you can crop your header photo into a hexagon, a soft wave-like curve, a lens shape, an angled cut, and more. Every shape in the bank is available no matter which variation you start from, so you're never locked into just one look.

Fit it exactly how you want

Alongside the shape itself, flexible size, position, and alignment settings let you decide exactly how much of the page your header takes up, and where your photo sits within that shape. Nudge it larger for more visual impact, or scale it back to leave more room for the rest of your page.

Bold color and title treatments

Levi also brings a confident approach to color, including bold title treatments that punch through your header image. However you configure it, your artist name stays the star of the show.

Seven variations to try

Levi ships with seven variations to start from: six with fully styled color palettes, plus a Blank option if you'd rather design your own look from scratch. Every variation stays  customizable, so treat these as a starting point, not a limit.

Playful: pairs a bold, condensed title font with teal and purple accents against a bright page background. A confident, high-energy look well suited to a touring rock band or a high-energy indie pop act.

Minimal: keeps things clean with a light page background and warm teal and rust accent colors. A great match for a solo pop artist or a vintage-inspired singer-songwriter.

Sombre: goes fully dark, with a near-black page background and white and grey accents throughout. A natural fit for a drummer or percussionist, or a dark techno or industrial producer.

Neutral: strips color back to a quiet off-white page background with black accents and a thinner, more delicate title font than the other variations. A bold, no-nonsense look that suits a hip-hop artist or an electronic producer working the DJ circuit.

Elegant: sets a soft lavender page background behind a thin, rounded title font in white. A lovely option for a folk duo or an acoustic singer-songwriter.

Bold: commits to a solid black page background with a chunky, condensed all-caps title font and fiery red-orange accents. A strong choice for an alternative rock band or an experimental electronic artist.

Blank: if none of the six presets are quite right, the Blank variation gives you a plain canvas to design your own look from scratch, using the same header shapes, sizing, and color controls as your starting point.

Whichever variation catches your eye, Levi is ready to try on your website today.

Next, let's look at Theodore, a new music website template with a very different personality.

Theodore

Theodore is built around a simple, confident lockup: a full-width photo with your title anchored in the bottom left corner. It shares the same 'Image shape' header control as Levi, but none of Theodore's presets apply one by default, keeping the image as a clean, uncropped rectangle where your photo and title share the space without competing for it. If you'd like to add a shape of your own, the option is there whenever you're ready for it.

One color, two different looks

On desktop, Theodore's color palette shows up in small, confident touches or as a background if you apply an image shape. On mobile, that same color becomes a solid background panel behind your header image, giving your site a distinct, equally striking presence depending on how someone visits.

Six variations to explore

As with all of our templates, Theodore comes with a handful of preset variations to help you get started quickly. Each one pairs a distinct color palette with a font style suited to a different kind of project, but every setting remains fully customizable.

Elegant: built around a sage green color palette and a tall, rounded serif-style title. A fitting choice for a collaborative duo project or a dream pop artist with a soft, considered visual style.

Bold: goes all in on color, with a coral-orange palette and a chunky, rounded sans-serif title. A powerful option for a trap artist or a genre-blending rapper who wants their website to hit as hard as their music.

Sombre: pairs a warm olive and rust color palette with a rounded, characterful title font. A natural fit for a funk or soul artist, or a jam band that wants their site to feel like it was pulled straight from the stage.

Playful: pairs a cool steel-blue color palette with a bold, condensed all-caps title. Suits an alt-pop artist or a synth/electro-pop act looking for a striking, contemporary look.

Neutral: strips color out entirely, pairing a black palette with a bold, condensed title font. This gritty, high-contrast look is perfect for a punk band or a hardcore band that wants to keep things raw.

Minimal: uses a warm tan and gold color palette with a thin, elegant title font. A great option for an ambient artist or a lo-fi bedroom producer who prefers a softer, understated style.

Give your EPK or music website an update with the Theodore template, and remember: your existing page content will stay intact no matter which template you choose.

Whether you're drawn to Levi's bold shapes or Theodore's typography-led look, both templates are ready to try today. Both are fully responsive and look great on any device, from desktop to mobile. Switching your theme is free, easy, and completely reversible, so there's no reason not to experiment!