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Oct 25, 2008 · Learn what equipment a band needs before going on tour in this free video on music businessExpert: Jerimae YoderContact: www.jerimaeyoder.comBio: Jerimae Yod...
- You’Ve Got to Sell Yourself For The Gig
- When to Say “Yes,” When to Say “No” to Tour Gigs
- Sell Merchandise on Your Tour
- Staying Fit When Touring
- Tips For Your First Tour with A Band Conclusion
Every band feels bigger than the Beatles when they’re jamming in the garage. Unless you find a way to get your music in front of other people though, it doesn’t really matter how good you are. Even if you have a manager, you have to be able to sell yourself. If you’re already gigging, one way to do this is by taking the time to develop relationship...
When you’re starting out, you should jump on just about any chance you get to play. The exception to this is when someone asks your band to pay to play at their venue. Play for free if you have to in order to gain exposure, but don’t shell out money to play any venue. As your band becomes better known, you’ll be able to expect bigger payouts. By th...
Selling merchandise can turn a mediocre paying gig into a high paying one. T-shirts, bumper stickers, CDs, mp3/iPod downloads. If you don’t already have them available, why not? Even bands that play coffee houses should have something available for sale. The initial cost of offering products is nothing compared to the potential income you’re throwi...
It’s important to keep yourself in good shape while you’re on the road. Other than the obvious long-term benefits of healthy living, a healthy lifestyle on your tour can help keep your energy up and your mind clear. One of the best things you can do for yourselves on the road is watching what you eat. Unless you want to be a novelty band of four fa...
There’s nothing wrong with partying and having a good time on tour, but a little common sense goes a long way for both your physical and mental health. Play great music and follow the tips outlined above, and your band just might survive their first tour. About The Author: Jeff Fields contributes writing to Allcases, a company that manufactures hig...
Nov 2, 2020 · Pro tip: always leave a few songs in your back pocket as an encore, in case you need to extend the show. + Top 5 Tips to Help Prepare You for a Live Performance. 5. Offer VIP packages. As an independent artist, every dollar counts. Offering VIP packages will give you an extra revenue stream to help pay for your expenses.
Jul 11, 2016 · 40 things you should know before you go on a band tour, Part 1. Music Jul 11, 2016. A huge, wild, fun, brain-melting tour which will skyrocket your band to the top of the charts and deep into the hearts of fans is basically every musician’s dream.
We've been touring pretty heavily for over a decade throughout the US and Europe, and learn something new about what to bring and what to ditch next time on every single tour. What works for one band may not for another, but hopefully you'll find some universally helpful tips in here.
