I packed up my car and got ready to hit the road. I was going to drive two hours away to play in a small cafe. Or so I thought. I soon learned the importance of advancing your shows.
How can you put on a great live performance? Avoid these two things that could ruin your concert and you’ll be off to a great start.
I’m not a huge fan of performing. But one thing helped make each concert super fun and successful: my friends who played in my band.
I didn’t put much time into band practice. And I regretted that…during my concert. Here’s what happened and how you can avoid my mistake.
Even if no one is listening to you, play music for the fans that matter. Here’s how to play each show for the 1%.
Andrew Bird is an accomplished singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. But his first concert was actually an accident. Here’s what we can learn.
I once played a packed concert at a cafe. But I will never play at this venue again. They struck out and lost a potential returning performer.
I’ve been learning how to say “No” in a go-getter, work-is-everything world. And it’s changed everything.
Want to get better at performing on stage? There’s one method for imporvement that football and basketball coaches use to this day.