In this Gig Gab episode Dave & Paul discuss their recent gigs and the differences in sound quality from stage-to-stage. They then touch on the importance of communication and awareness among band members while performing. Your two favorite weekend warriors delve into the dynamics of being a musician in different areas and the struggle for fair compensation. Plus, they announce an upcoming interview with our friend Nick Chargin and share alternative ways to engage with fans. Stay tuned and always be performing!
00:00:00 – Introduction to Gig Gab, episode 388
00:00:25 – The Importance of Networking in the Music Industry
00:04:32 – Strategies for Effective Networking
00:09:01 – Leveraging Social Media for Networking Success
00:09:34 – Hackmatack: From Musical Theater to Farm Day Jubilee
00:12:29 – Building Relationships with Other Musicians
00:14:11 – Bitter Pill’s Improvisational Communication
00:15:56 – Finding Networking Opportunities in Your Local Music Scene
00:17:08 – The Power of Being Engaged and Infectious in Performance
00:20:12 – The Benefits of Collaborating with Other Musicians
00:21:02 – Sponsor: Capo from Super Mega Ultra Groovy
00:22:24 – Recording drum tracks for the next Fling EP
00:29:36 – Musicians Taking Free Gigs for Opportunities
00:31:26 – The Economics of Music Venues
00:34:13 – The Experience of Setting Up on the Floor vs. Stage
00:35:52 – Harnessing the Forces of Nature for Business Success
00:38:07 – Bob Lefsetz Letter
00:45:42 – Repetitive Social Media Strategy: The Act of Desperation
00:48:08 – Having a Conversation with Your Audience
00:48:45 – Conclusion and Wrap-Up of Gig Gab, episode 388
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