baimun
Funkasaurus Rex
So those of you who are band leaders/bookers/etc... how do you keep track of your changes and progress?
I do my set lists as spread sheets and save them for each venue. That way we can change up our set list when we go back... at least the start and ends of sets. That way people who come to multiple shows won't see the exact same show twice.
Also, I have a spreadsheet showing every single gig we've played over the past 2 1/2 years, the dates, cities, and I write notes in the corner like "First gig with ___ guitar", "Chris sat in on bass", "Started selling T-shirts".
I want to mark the progress of how many times a year we play certain venues, total number of gigs per year, and ideally, how much we're getting paid at each venue.
What about the rest of you? any tips or suggestions?
@OGG @micwalt @smurfco etc
I do my set lists as spread sheets and save them for each venue. That way we can change up our set list when we go back... at least the start and ends of sets. That way people who come to multiple shows won't see the exact same show twice.
Also, I have a spreadsheet showing every single gig we've played over the past 2 1/2 years, the dates, cities, and I write notes in the corner like "First gig with ___ guitar", "Chris sat in on bass", "Started selling T-shirts".
I want to mark the progress of how many times a year we play certain venues, total number of gigs per year, and ideally, how much we're getting paid at each venue.
What about the rest of you? any tips or suggestions?
@OGG @micwalt @smurfco etc
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