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)
#266 - Integrated Marketing Campaigns and Music
#265 - There's a System For That
#264 - Why You Should Double Your Performance Price
#263 - Why You Should Write Stuff Down
#262 - 5 Ways Artists Can Deal with Stress
#261 - How to Quit Your Day Job
#260 - Show Me, Don't Tell Me in Music
#259 - Weekly Recap: What is Your Vision for a Music Career?
#258 - Interview: How Shannon Curtis Made $25k on a 2 Month House Concert Tour
#257 - How to Repurpose Social Media Content
#256 - How to Use Automated Marketing
#255 - Can Political Rallies Use Your Music Without Your Permission?
#254 - How to Ask Better Questions to Get What You Want
#253 - Warren Buffet's 5/25 Rule and Your Music Career Goals
#252 - 5 Takeaways From Working on a Musical
#251 - Your Post-Success/Failure Plan
#250 - Interview with Tabitha Rhys, Touring Musician Turned Author
#249 - Recap: Redefining What Home is for the Musician
#248 - Battle of the Bands and the Elections
#247 - The World's Worst Band Manager
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