In this episode, Jared Judge shares his experience playing at a private golf tournament and the unique challenges he faced. From dealing with a lack of power to learning new songs on the spot, Jared takes us through the ups and downs of the gig. He recounts how he overcame the power issue by utilizing an outdoor outlet and shares his plans to invest in a battery-powered PA system for future gigs. Jared also reflects on the success of the event and the enjoyment he found in playing music before 8 am. 

In this episode, Jared Judge shares a recap of his recent gig at a corporate event held in downtown Denver. He reflects on the challenges and stresses he faced during the setup process, from parking and unloading gear to navigating a new venue. Jared discusses the importance of giving himself enough time to prepare and highlights the impact of external factors on his performance. Despite the initial difficulties, Jared eventually finds his groove and delivers a successful performance that receives positive feedback. He also explores the concept of stage presence and how it influenced his approach during the gig.

In this episode, Jared Judge shares an exciting story of securing a partnership with a DJ and explores the power of collaborations in launching a successful music career. Discover how this strategic alliance led to new opportunities and viral exposure on social media. Jared discusses the different angles and approaches for partnering with various industry professionals, providing valuable insights and strategies to skyrocket your high-paid bookings. Don't miss out on this inspiring episode of The Gigging Musician Podcast!

In this episode, Jared recounts his experience at a bridal show in Estes Park, Colorado, where he performed at Venue On The Rocks. Despite forgetting to have a formal lead capture system, the show went exceptionally well. Jared shares the lesson of not letting perfectionism hinder performance and embracing the freedom to take risks. He treated the show as a practice session and received positive feedback from attendees and vendors. The highlight was being invited to perform at the coffee shop within the venue and being added to their preferred vendor list. Jared emphasizes the importance of quieting the voice of perfectionism to gain confidence on and off stage, allowing for better music marketing and increased opportunities.

In this episode, Jared shares the exciting experience of his recent public show at the party in the park. It was his first concert with a stage, and he was initially nervous but ultimately had a fantastic performance. The event was well-attended, and the organizer mentioned it had the highest turnout compared to previous years. Jared reflects on using in-ear monitors (IBM) for the first time, which provided excellent sound quality but made him feel disconnected from the audience. He also shares the joy of being asked to perform an encore, a first for him. Overall, the concert went exceptionally well, with people dancing and positive feedback received. Jared also discusses the future opportunities that emerged from this gig, including invitations to play at upcoming festivals and a potential collaboration with a wedding venue. He expresses his satisfaction with the progress made and highlights the importance of putting in the work and delivering a memorable performance.

In this episode, Jared shares a unique gig opportunity he's currently negotiating and emphasizes the importance of networking. He discusses a golf tournament gig at the first tee off, which lacks electricity, and walks through his problem-solving process. Jared explores options like battery-powered PA systems and generators, ultimately opting to rent a generator and negotiate the cost with the gig organizer. He encourages listeners to build their networks and offers the free gig vault—an extensive list of venue and event planners—to jumpstart their networking efforts. Remember, being resourceful and proactive can lead to exciting gig opportunities.

In this episode, Jared explores the power of failure and how it can actually be a positive force in a musician's journey. He discusses the importance of learning from failures, adapting strategies, and embracing rejection as a stepping stone to success. Jared shares insights from the book "Go for No" and encourages setting goals based on the number of rejections rather than solely focusing on positive outcomes. He emphasizes the value of failure in personal growth, problem-solving, and pushing boundaries. Jared also introduces a secret agent booking agent strategy for getting on preferred vendor lists and provides listeners with access to the Gig Vault, a comprehensive resource for reaching out to venues and event planners. Join Jared as he reframes failure as an opportunity and motivates musicians to embrace the journey of growth and resilience.

In this episode, Jared shares a powerful partnership story that highlights the importance of building connections and seizing networking opportunities as a gigging musician. Jared recounts his experience sponsoring an event and participating in a venue walkthrough, where unexpected conversations about partnerships arose. He emphasizes the long-term benefits of partnering with DJs and other professionals in the industry, and how these collaborations can lead to preferred vendor lists and ultimately more high-paying gigs. Jared's story serves as a reminder to be humble, open-minded, and proactive in seeking out partnership opportunities, as they can greatly enhance one's music career. Tune in to gain insights and inspiration for your own musical journey.

In this episode, Jared discusses the importance of building and maintaining positive habits as musicians. He shares personal experiences, such as overcoming a wrist injury and getting back to the gym, to highlight the challenges of staying consistent. Jared emphasizes that building the habit of marketing your music is crucial for success but acknowledges that it can be difficult, especially for introverts. He encourages giving yourself grace and getting back on track when you veer off course. Jared also emphasizes the competitive edge gained by musicians who maintain the habit of marketing their music and offers a free trial of Fulltime Music Academy, a community that supports musicians in their marketing efforts. Tune in to gain insights on building sustainable habits and maximizing your music career opportunities.

In this episode, Jared discusses the idea of attracting and repelling clients based on your music style, personality, and marketing approach. He emphasizes the importance of staying true to yourself and creating a clear identity to naturally attract the right clients. Jared shares examples from his own experience and highlights the need to be polarizing in your marketing. He addresses feedback he received regarding the recording location of his podcast and encourages musicians to embrace their authenticity. The episode concludes with a reminder to check out the gig vault at FulltimeMusicAcademy.com/venues and the empowering message that success is just one gig away.