Gig Vlog - 5 Tips For SOLO ACOUSTIC Gigs
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- čas přidán 22. 05. 2022
- Gig Vlog: In this video we head to a wedding solo acoustic gig and I break down 5 tip for a smooth solo acoustic gig. Make sure to watch to the end to see what I really get paid for...
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Tip 1: Get to the venue early
Tip 2: Bring back up supplies (strings, battery, power supply etc)
Tip 3: Have at least 2 hours of music ready to play
Tip 4: Expect the unexpected and be ready for anything
Tip 5: Thank the host
I agree with the "be ready for anything".
Over the last 20 years, I've played drums and vocals with several (local, small) cover bands, and we've all seen crazy shit go down 😂
The majority of our gigs were just, everybody having fun and pretty uneventful, as far as brawls/violence.
But we also had some standing sets in a few redneck bars, and one biker bar........ like I said earlier, we saw some shit😮
I'm 58, and about to try my luck doing some solo acoustic gigs.
I'm just a little timid about it though, I'm used to being "comfortably" behind my drums 😉
Wish me luck 🍀🤞
I do 4+ hour acoustic sets regularly, and improvising over a loop is a life saver lol
How many songs per set
LOVE Tip #5. Always thank the host.
Yup
Thanks Rich - LOVE these gig vlogs, and your advice is great.
Thanks Mark.
Thank you for this helpful advice.
you are great my man. Thanks for this video... stay blessed xoxo
Hah, you nailed, Rich! Great vlog! 👍
Great tips. thanks Rich. I enjoy your videos.
Thanks for sharing.
Forgive me if you have already covered this in a previous vlog, but how do you decide on your playlist. I am a new subscriber to your channel and new to SAM gigging and getting all the advice I can get.
Another Good Video Rich.
What is the backing vocal/harmonize pedal ? im going to look into getting one .
Harmony Singer by TC Electronics.
How long do you play for, and what sort of Bunse do you get for a wedding gig like this?
Hi. Thanks for the tips.
Do you sometimes use playback or beats (like a boss RC or a beat buddy) ? Or do you find it useless ?
Not for wedding or acoustic gigs. Just my looper. Sometimes I smack my guitar to get some beat sounds going into the looper.
Cool video Rich! The power mixer is it the same one used in your studio? Have you a review of it?.. thinking of getting one now we can play live again..🎸🙂
It used to be in the studio. Now it sits downstairs waiting for gigs... I've never reviewed it. It's almost to loud for a lot of stuff I do. But I've had it for ever and know how to make it sound good.
@@RichBischoff l need to buy a smaller version thanks for the reply Rich!
Very helpful video. I’m starting out and not sure what to charge per hour for acoustic gigs. What’s a ballpark fair price per hour for bar gigs?
Depends on the bar. But maybe ask to $200-300 per night. A lot of times bars already have a set amount they are willing pay per night, bur it depends where you live.
@@RichBischoff thanks Rich! Helps a lot
Thanks for this brother. Great content! How many songs per set would be the norm? Im old school with a band, and soloing is different. Some say 5 to 6 songs, and leave them wanting more, and some say 10 songs per set. I do exclusively covers, and improvising to backing tracks. Love it.
In bands, it just depends on the venue and crowd. Gig like this, I don't take a break. Some places the band plays 45 min sets.
@@RichBischoff How many songs did you play on that non-stop gig?
Love the advice! Thank you for a newcomer this is so useful! What would be your advice on someone who is singing along with backing or being accompanied by a guitarist - I always find it difficult to move on stage with my stage freight.
The more you do it the less stage freight there will be. Just be yourself. Try to read the gig. Should you talk to the audience? Or are you just background music? Stuff like that. If you know exactly what the client or venue expects it will make it easier.
I hate saying this but it’s sooooo true. Most people, at least 85% do not know if a musician is good or not. If you play mostly popular music, known songs, people will love you just for that alone. So when you think about, what’s to be fearful of? The answer, it’s just you not being confident. Maybe knowing these simpke facts will help you relax. Try looking like you’re excited a little just to be playing, which is true, right? Let that shine. If someone approaches you, talk to them a little….
Once I stopped playing and hiding in a band and went solo I became nervous before each gig. In one sense an old old old, lol, saying comes to mind. “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” One more. “The greatest challenge we all face in our life, is ourselves.” Meaning, yes, we are affected by outside pressures. But the majority of obstacles come from within.
Good luck to you. Hope things are getting better for you!!, 👍👍
@@syn707 love this Robert and that quote is so very relevant !
@@RichBischoff thanks for your reply Rich! And I appreciate the advice! I know the more I do the more comfortable I will get
@@AksoHeart Rich is right on. Now, I just go out and I don't even think about the things that used to make me nervous. You could be the best singer in the world. There will always be people who do not like you. ALWAYS. So forget about that. Actually, you, you know when you do well, and when you don't. We are our worst enemies. LOL.
There is a famous jazz musician who said this, "About four or five times a year, everything seems to come together. The tone of my horn, the band...I don't know what that is but its like magic" The best to you Akso!
Caught you scarfing nuggets from random plates while everybody was getting their freak on. The gig know-how is interesting to those of us who don't/can't. Thanks...
That plate was made just for me thank you. 😊
@@RichBischoff
Just funn'in... Cool gig with a cool dude.
Gotta add "something like Olivia" to that setlist bud
I thought you were going to say you play a little Taylor Swift when you play these wedding gigs. Then I thought "That sounds like a terrible idea"
That's exactly where I thought he was going also! 😂
What brand is that natural Taylor acoustic
Do you still have that in your collection? I’m sure it’s great
It's just one of the entry-level dreadnought. The 310ce. It sounds good. They sound better the older they get and the more they get played.
@@RichBischoff do you still have that or is it borrowed
Own
@@RichBischoff you mean it’s in your collection
What song is that? The first song you played with vocals.
She Talks to Angel's - Black Crows.
@@RichBischoff sounds good brother
Utahhhhhhhh!
I have started playing live a month ago here in the North of the England and I am wondering when is it appropriate to go after paid gigs...
Always ask for pay in my opinion, unless it's a gig where your doing a favor for a friend or something. If your new to gigging, maybe ask a lower price at first.
Don't you make enough money playing for Manchester City?
@@Mark761966 oh I wish, I wish I could just be related to Gabriel 😅
she loves horse and she free falling,okay thanks.😮
oh man, that would have been so annoying to have to hold that speaker up lol
I only held it for one tune then put it on my music stand...🤣
Get that speaker out of your ear...thank me in 5 years
That was not the speaker I was playing through. Was one they already had there.