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)
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#203 - The Best Exercise for Singers
#202 - How to Get Better Sleep on Tour
#201 - How and Why Artists Should Have an Inclusion Rider
#200 - Becoming a Lifelong Learner of Music Business
#199 - What Working Security for Venues Taught Darren Linder About the Music Business
#198 - How to Captivate an Audience from Start to Finish
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#196 - Why Music Genealogy is Important to Your Music
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#193 - August Recap: Checking in Your Midyear Goals
#192 - How Frankie Ray Gets 2-3 Shows Booked per Day
#191 - Overcoming Self-Doubt and Imposter Syndrome
#190 - How to Find Your Niche
#189 - How Musicians Can Improve Their Stage Banter
#188 - Don't work harder. Work smarter
#187 - How to be a Social Media Rockstar (DIY Musician Conference speech)
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