Bands Without Fans

Jun 2nd, 2004 | By Joe Taylor Jr. | Category: Tips

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Though I’m not a fan of the title, here’s a good example of the kind of pitch you can make to a club booker. Show them that you’re focused on getting folks in the door, even if it means an untraditional lineup or, in this case, more bands but shorter sets.

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