115 Music Photography Hashtags for Amplifying Your Music Photography

Last Updated on: 3 months by Brandon Ballweg

Looking to get more people to notice your music photography?

Music photography hashtags are an effective and totally free way of promoting your music photography and can help you get your foot in the door with the connections you need to sell your work or get hired to do jobs.

Using hashtags helps to get more people to see your work, and some of them will become part of your social media following. Building your follower count is not just important because they’re people who may end up buying your work but also because of the social proof you get from having a lot of followers. It may be shallow, but the more followers you have, the more followers you’re likely to get, and the more likely people will trust and respect you as a photographer.

Below you’ll find the best music photography hashtags for promoting your work and gaining new followers.

1. #MusicPhotography
2. #MusicPhotographyLife
3. #MusicPhotography📷
4. #MusicPhotographyRocks
5. #MusicPhotographyWorkshop
6. #MusicPhotographyBook
7. #MusicPhotographyLifetime
8. #MusicPhotographyExhibition
9. #MusicPhotographyLove
10. #MusicPhotographyOfInstagram
11. #MusicPhotographyIsMyPassion
12. #MusicPhotography🎶
13. #MusicPhotographyForLife
14. #MusicPhotographyAndLife
15. #MusicPhotographyMonday
16. #MusicPhotographyIsMyDream
17. #MusicPhotographyAwards
18. #MusicPhotographyBlackAndWhite
19. #MusicPhotographyPortraits
20. #Music
21. #MusicProducer
22. #MusicVideo
23. #Musician
24. #MusicIsLife
25. #Musica
26. #Musicians
27. #Musically
28. #Musical
29. #Musico
30. #MusicFestival
31. #Musicas
32. #Musicos
33. #Musicals
34. #MusicBox
35. #MusicLover
36. #MusicLovers
37. #MusicProduction
38. #Musically🎶
39. #MusicLife
40. #MusicPhoto
41. #MusicPhotos
42. #MusicPhotograph
43. #MusicPicture
44. #MusicPictures
45. #MusicPhotographs
46. #MusicPic
47. #MusicPics
48. #MusicCover
49. #MusicStudio
50. #MusicJunkie
51. #MusicProducers
52. #MusicArtist
53. #MusicBlog
54. #MusicVideo
55. #MusicVideos
56. #MusicLove
57. #MusicTherapy
58. #MusicCity
59. #MusicFlow
60. #MusicIndustry
61. #MusicBand
62. #MusicTime
63. #MusicPromotion
64. #MusicSchool
65. #MusicEducation
66. #MusicPhotographer
67. #MusicPhotographers
68. #MusicBusiness
69. #MusicaBoa
70. #MusicIsMyLife
71. #MusicianLife
72. #MusiciansOfInstagram
73. #MusicMan
74. #MusicalTheatre
75. #ElectronicMusic
76. #MusicianLifestyle
77. #MusiciansLife
78. #MusicianOfInstagram
79. #MusiciansShowcase
80. #MusiciansDaily
81. #MusicianPhotography
82. #MusicianSeekers
83. #Musicianship
84. #MusicianPortrait
85. #JazzMusician
86. #MusiciansOfIG
87. #DIYMusician
88. #IndieMusician
89. #InstaMusician
90. #MusicianDaily
91. #MusicianStyle
92. #MusiciansLifestyle
93. #TalentedMusician
94. #RockMusician
95. #IndependentMusician
96. #StreetMusician
97. #FemaleMusician
98. #ElectronicMusician
99. #FolkMusician
100. #MetalMusician
101. #CountryMusician
102. #MusicianPhoto
103. #TalentedMusicians
104. #MusicianForLife
105. #BluesMusician
106. #_TalentedMusicians_
107. #PopMusician
108. #StudioMusician
109. #SessionMusician
110. #YoungMusician
111. #TouringMusician
112. #ChristianMusician
113. #BassMusicianMag
114. #GospelMusicians
115. #ClassicalMusicians

Add Locations to Your Music Photography Hashtags

Adding your location to your hashtags will help you get exposure in the area you want to do business in. You can add your location to the beginning or end of your hashtags, like #ChicagoMusicPhotography or #MusicPhotographyChicago, or you can add some hashtags that just include your area in the group of hashtags you include with your photo, such as #Chicago.

Drawing the attention of the people in your area and gaining followers to your social media accounts from your area will give you more chances to be connected with people, artists, and businesses in your area that need a music photographer.

Last Thoughts

Music photography hashtags can help you promote your social media accounts and your photography, whether you’re just starting out or if you’ve been doing music photography for a while. You’ll see the fastest gains in the beginning when you start using hashtags. It allows a lot of people to see your work who otherwise wouldn’t have found it, and a portion of those people will follow your account, which will help your reach in the future.

Use music photography hashtags consistently over time, and you should see your follower counts rise and you should get more business.

If you do other types of photography that you’d like to promote, be sure to check out our article on the best photography hashtags.