No artist who spend time on the road enjoys gaps. While it's nice to have a day off occasionally, it also means days of lost income due to travel/logistics. So what can you do to get a show when it seems everyone in town is booked? Today, I focus on 5 different places that you can turn to for more leads. Resources: Episode 30: Hacks for Booking College Gigs The Touring Musician: A Small-Business Approach to Booking Your Band on the Road (book)
#397: When to go Against the Grain
#396: How to Create a Tour Budget
#395: How to Create Demand for Your Music Through Momentum
#394: How to Build a Better Team
#393: Continuous Improvement Methodology and Music
#392: Spotify, The Long Tail, and Is Music in Trouble?
#391: Write a Better Story
#390: Artist Infrastructure Checklist
#389 - How to Negotiate Better Pay for Your Shows
#388: Predictions for an Uncertain Music Industry
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#386 - SXSW Application Tips and Other Music Industry Festivals
#385 - Is It Really a Long Way to the Top?
#384 - How to Make Your Career Resilient and "Future Proof"
#383 - How to be More Productive
#382 - How You Can Create a Pandemic-Proof Career
#381 - The Real Business Artists Are Actually In
#380 - How Artists Can Optimize Their Website (Stacey Bedford, CEO of Bandzoogle)
#379 - Wendy Parr on The Power of Artist Authenticity
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