It's funny, most of my band history has been playing original punk/indie music with 3-4 band bills playing to 30-70 people and making 25 bucks and a few drink tickets. Seems like the general business scene can be fun, low-pressure, and put a few bucks in your pocket. Downside I guess is you get heckled, but I guess you can work on your snappy comebacksjason from volo wrote: Thu Jun 24, 2021 9:25 amOh, don't get me wrong, I agree. Nearly all live performances I have been involved with in my band are 3-4 hours long, mostly covers, and in suburban bars. The fact that we aren't emptying out the place is apparently a good sign that we don't completely suck. But no matter what, at the end of the night, those last one or two hours are mostly folks that have been overserved. Drunks have surprisingly good memories when motivated to heckle the band just for the sake of doing so.twelvepoint wrote: Thu Jun 24, 2021 8:59 am it seems kinda cool that people pay enough attention to a live set to even notice you did a song twice.
Exhibit B:speedie wrote: Fri Jun 25, 2021 2:06 am I draw the courts attention to the end of Sgt. Peppers. Reprise before "A Day In The Life"
Not Crap. Side of waffles.
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