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Let me tell you now, no one gets excited for a $5 show.
I’d rather play a free show than any show with a $10 (or under) ticket. Playing ridiculously cheap shows just makes a band look bad, as if they are desperate and don’t feel they are worthy of payment.
A free show, on the other hand, can be marketed as a special event, a treat, or even a party. Everyone can imagine having a good time there, while a $3 show will drive people away with the thought “they can’t be any good!”
Listen now to learn why it’s important to pay attention to ticket prices for any show you play, and how you can negotiate with promoters!
What you’ll learn:
For full show notes, visit https://bandhive.rocks/188
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Let me tell you now, no one gets excited for a $5 show.
I’d rather play a free show than any show with a $10 (or under) ticket. Playing ridiculously cheap shows just makes a band look bad, as if they are desperate and don’t feel they are worthy of payment.
A free show, on the other hand, can be marketed as a special event, a treat, or even a party. Everyone can imagine having a good time there, while a $3 show will drive people away with the thought “they can’t be any good!”
Listen now to learn why it’s important to pay attention to ticket prices for any show you play, and how you can negotiate with promoters!
What you’ll learn:
For full show notes, visit https://bandhive.rocks/188