Not sure if anyone would be surprised, but Brad had a great set at the restaurant today. Very happy I got to see him live doing great! Well done Brad!

Tomorrow night I have my third live gig. This is back at the restaurant where I had my first one. It will be interesting to see how much less the nervousness is. There was a big drop with the second one. Expecting that trend to continue. I've already got gig #4 lined up for Nov 30th, back at the other place I played at. Hoping to get 1 or 2 more in beyond that before the end of the year. https://www.pompstation.nu/live-muziek

Let's get hyped for our Feedback Friday which is me giving feedback to our community's posts live on stream! TO GET FEEDBACK: - If you don’t have a video you can ask a question in your comment. - Post a link to your video in a comment on this thread - If you don't know to share a video CLICK THIS LINK (You upload your video as unlisted video on youtube and share the link) - In your comment please state what area of help you're after, the more specific the better. - Do not make your videos longer than 2 mins. - Do not explain in your video I'll skip it and go straight to the playing. - I will watch videos by levels starting from highest to lowest: All level 4 students first, all level 3, etc. - To gain levels engage in the community with posts and comments, every like on your comments/posts gets you a point and points get you levels, it's a video game. - Refrain from offering feedback to others, only show support and encouragement. There is a chance this will get postponed to Saturday since I am quite sick but I’ll do my best to show up with 10/10 vibes ;)

I'm curious to know what everyone’s rig looks like. What guitar(s), amp and/or pedals are you using? I’ve always found it fun to dial in my sound over the years. Keen to hear what you’ve all got :)

So... I just realized that I can play barre chords just fine, but for some reason Bm is just not working for me. Yet I have heard that Bm should be one of the easier ones to learn. Also... I find 6/8 time so much easier to play than 4/4. Not sure if that is a common thing or if I am just more of 6/8th type of guy. What are some things that turned out to be easier / different from the norm for you when you learned to play the guitar?