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If there are seats still available then I may come. I am coming from Oakland, CA Let me know whose going and what nice hotels I can stay at.

What sets the legends apart from the rest? 🎤 🎹 The music industry demands unwavering commitment. How do you embody these qualities on your journey? Share your stories! 🎤💪 #MusicIndustryGrit #Perseverance #DedicationToMusic 🎤Please like and Share, I'd like to hear your stories🎤. I'm a student always!

I remember when I first discovered the 1000 Fan Theory that “all you need is 1k fans who are willing to pay you $100 to make a living”....It was exciting to have a clear goal that would allow me to make a living doing whatever I wanted… But after ACTUALLY having well over 1k customers and helping hundreds of artists reach 1k fans…I know that getting there isn’t as easy as it seems and that goal is a little short-sighted. The internet has changed so much since that theory was published back in 2008. So, we’ve started going against the 1k theory over the last couple of years, especially for artists with niche audiences. Let me explain… What if you only had one HUNDRED people BUT they were willing to pay you $1,000 instead? I mean, it’s simple math…that’s the same amount of money for 1/10 the amount of fans… 1 suddenly becomes equal to 10 fans! But how do you increase the AMOUNT fans are willing to pay you? This has been VERY easy to do outside of the music industry for years now, because people make tools for digital marketers that make it easy to do hundreds of thousands (and millions) of dollars WITHOUT having to be an elite marketer… I know, because I use these tools myself for my own companies… But music is a different beast, and no one has done this for artists. For example… One of our artists is currently selling out a $750 ticket fan experience event, which is AMAZING… And another artist just got reached out to directly by the founder of a tech startup to do a private office party event …he got over $10,000 from ONE fan before the artist ever did his own solo tour. Do you know how much hacking and manual work it usually takes us to get this point for artists? It’s RIDICULOUS… Waaaaay too much. So around 2 years ago my team and I searched for a platform that could do it all for us, but after months of failing to find it, we decided to build something ourselves. But reality set in… and we never had the time to actually do it That really sucked because not only did artists need it, WE suffered as a team. We wasted MONTHS sometimes doing what could take a couple of weeks with the right tech…

Any feedback or suggestions on improving stage presence. I get good feedback all the time, but are there any vet-performers that could share some advice, paleeez? I am starting to book more shows and while excited, I'm also nervous.