
5 Things You Need For PERFECT Live Vocals
You may sound great in the shower, but how do you translate that bathtub bravado into a killer live sound?
Let’s take this show on the road!
You’ve spent the last 3-5 years conquering your local market. You’re the top dog in your hometown, and maybe you’re even relatively well-known in your regional market. You’ve stopped booking your own shows because shows now come to you. What’s next for the band? Expanding your influence, and gaining new fans, of course! And that means touring – the word that brings joy to the inexperienced and potential dread to the jaded road warriors.
So how do you prevent most of the issues that can come up when touring? And how do you plan a successful tour? It’s all in the planning! And luckily, I’m here to help.
As Sun Tzu, author of “The Art of War” states – “Never bring your country to war unless you already know the outcome.” In the touring world, this translates to always having a plan for everything. Make sure you have at least six months to: get the shows together, contact the venues, contact the other bands on the show, and find a place to sleep each night. Before you go on tour, here are a few questions to ask yourself and your band members:
Once you’ve answered those questions, you can start planning your trip.
You may sound great in the shower, but how do you translate that bathtub bravado into a killer live sound?
What makes a good frontman or frontwoman? Sure, you’ve been practicing and know the parts, you’ve memorized the words and
1. Rest When you’re on tour, this is sometimes the most challenging thing to accomplish. Basically, you need to understand
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