How to Get Band Gigs For your Band, Local Band or Garage Band? (Part 1)

Posted in Tips  by: Bong
January 10th, 2010

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How To Get Band Gigs and shows for your local band?  Well, its not easy to get out of the starting gate and get a gig or show, but with a little hard work your garage band, local band, live music, or indie music act can get booked.  When your rock band has a set together, quality song material, and are playing well it is now time to take the next step and book gigs for your band.  Check out our tips on Getting Gigs for your band below as well as our three part article if you click this link.  Get the band out of the garage and in to a gig.

How to Get Band Gigs and Shows

Press Kit – The first thing your indie act or garage band should do is get that band press kit together.  This press package or media kit will have everything you’ll need to get started.  Visit our Press Kit Page for tips on getting the package together.  Once you have your kit, you’ll have a vehicle to start promoting your indie act.

Demo CD/Tape – For most gigs, A club owner or party planner will want to hear what he might book.  So record your indie music acts Demo CD or Tape.  You may want to buy or rent a portable home recording studio at your local music store. Make sure your songwriting is of professional quality.  Songwriting may take time with many rewrites at times.    That should give you sufficient quality for most local venues.  Once your act is more established, you may want to get into a local reputable recording studio.  Many professional indie bands use a computer program called Pro Tools or Cubase for recording.  While this is an expensive venture, it may be just as cost effective to learn, than booking studio time.

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