Short-Term Music Merchandise Operators

When your tour schedule dictates your inventory needs, rigid, long-term leases are a liability. Short-term music merchandise operators require a logistics backbone that moves as fast and unpredictably as the road itself. You need secure, scalable space that can handle sudden surges in vinyl, apparel, and tour gear without forcing you into a multi-year commitment. Cubework provides the agile footprint necessary to support the relentless pace of live music.

Operational Agility for Touring Merch

Rapid Inventory Staging for Tour Runs

Get your product ready for the next leg of the tour with immediate access to secure staging areas. Whether you're prepping hundreds of t-shirts or organizing fragile vinyl runs, our spaces are ready for action within 48 hours.

• Month-to-month leases
• 48-hour move-in capability
• Dock-high loading access
• Secure 24/7 monitoring

Overflow Storage for Peak Sales Cycles

When a tour sells out unexpectedly, your existing storage can vanish. Scale up instantly to handle massive, temporary inventory spikes without the penalty of a long-term lease. Access our network of 70+ locations nationwide to place stock closer to high-demand markets.

• Spaces from 100 SF to 100,000+ SF
• All-inclusive pricing structure
• Nationwide footprint across 70+ sites
• Flexible capacity scaling

Secure Gear and Sample Holding

Touring gear, prototypes, and high-value merchandise samples require protection beyond a standard storage unit. Utilize our secure facilities to keep your assets safe while you focus on the performance.

• 24/7 security protocols
• Grade-level and dock-high options
• Reliable, consistent storage environment
• No long-term lease commitment

Recognize your operation?

1. Independent Band/Artist: You just landed a major festival slot and need to rapidly stage thousands of branded items and vinyl runs across multiple regional hubs before the event starts. You need space that can be secured and filled within days.
2. Merchandise Distributor: You manage inventory for several touring acts and need a centralized, flexible hub to receive bulk shipments from printers and distribute them to various tour managers on a month-to-month basis.
3. Tour Promoter/Booking Agent: You need temporary, secure overflow space to hold promotional materials, excess inventory, and gear staging for a series of short-term, high-volume events that don't fit your permanent operational footprint.