Highlights✨: 1. Move the microphone stand behind you so you're not caught up in your comfort zone 2.Feel confident with your hands expression, go LARGE! 3. Watch for the stage hazards before performance 4. Acknowledge the audience as you walk on stage (smile,wave, wink...) 5. Go larger than life with your outfit Fans expect you to be glamorous))) 6. Openly laugh at your stuff ups:*) Stay relaxed It can become the highlight of the performance😉 7. Call your gig by nickname 8. Take the water bottle with a vessel, straw etc. that's easy to consume on stage 9. Soundcheck with the band with FULL volume 10. Never ask the audience a question that requires a direct answer
this was very great! I am a bass player/singer for a 3 piece punk-emo band, and I love getting advice from sources outside my genre, your videos have always been helpful to me!
Great recommendations! My 2 cents: Choose sound check song that has dynamic vocals (and instrumentals) so you can make sure that your softer & bolder vocals will both be optimized throughout the entire performance.
As a pro singer since 1984 I'm pleased to say I do every one of those apart from the band names (my band is Dell). One tip I would add to this is; drink a pint of tepid water before going on stage and you will probably find you don't even need to drink on stage at all. I can sing for three hours without taking any more water.
@@clarissadiokno No. But then I'm not someone who needs to go often anyway, perhaps 4 times every 24 hours. But even if you normally go soon after drinking a pint of water I think you might find that as you perform on stage your body is using that water to function, and so less will be passed to your bladder during that time than if you were sitting around.
i really appreciate your tips , im going to use them in my band, im the lead singer for a bon jovi tribute band here in the uk called fromjoviuk, we have a very important gig on fri around 400 people, and im so nervous, im sure it will be ok but i cant help feeling apprehensive . i love your channel, thankyou.
LOL I laugh at my stuff-ups all the time. I once got told to not draw attention to it by saying anything, but I disagree. We all make mistakes, so let's laugh at them and then move on.
Highlights✨:
1. Move the microphone stand behind you so you're not caught up in your comfort zone
2.Feel confident with your hands expression, go LARGE!
3. Watch for the stage hazards before performance
4. Acknowledge the audience as you walk on stage (smile,wave, wink...)
5. Go larger than life with your outfit
Fans expect you to be glamorous)))
6. Openly laugh at your stuff ups:*)
Stay relaxed It can become the highlight of the performance😉
7. Call your gig by nickname
8. Take the water bottle with a vessel, straw etc. that's easy to consume on stage
9. Soundcheck with the band with FULL volume
10. Never ask the audience a question that requires a direct answer
this was very great! I am a bass player/singer for a 3 piece punk-emo band, and I love getting advice from sources outside my genre, your videos have always been helpful to me!
Awesome, thank you! :)
Great tips thank you 😊
My pleasure! :)
Great practical advice. 👍🎤🎶
Great recommendations! My 2 cents: Choose sound check song that has dynamic vocals (and instrumentals) so you can make sure that your softer & bolder vocals will both be optimized throughout the entire performance.
As a pro singer since 1984 I'm pleased to say I do every one of those apart from the band names (my band is Dell). One tip I would add to this is; drink a pint of tepid water before going on stage and you will probably find you don't even need to drink on stage at all. I can sing for three hours without taking any more water.
Do you find that you feel like you need to go to the washroom though if you drink that much water right before you go on? Serious question haha!
@@clarissadiokno No. But then I'm not someone who needs to go often anyway, perhaps 4 times every 24 hours. But even if you normally go soon after drinking a pint of water I think you might find that as you perform on stage your body is using that water to function, and so less will be passed to your bladder during that time than if you were sitting around.
i really appreciate your tips , im going to use them in my band, im the lead singer for a bon jovi tribute band here in the uk called fromjoviuk, we have a very important gig on fri around 400 people, and im so nervous, im sure it will be ok but i cant help feeling apprehensive . i love your channel, thankyou.
Good luck with the gig! I'm sure you'll smash it. :)
LOL I laugh at my stuff-ups all the time. I once got told to not draw attention to it by saying anything, but I disagree. We all make mistakes, so let's laugh at them and then move on.
This was a really helpful Video. Thank you so much.
You're welcome! :)
Very interesting. Thanks for the tips🙂
Glad it was helpful!
Great tips!!!👍😀
Thank You!!!
You're welcome!
Great video, thanks! So much good stuff here... how do you handle the mic cable if you don't have a wireless mic?
Thanks, super content!!
Glad you liked it!
I wish someone would tell Lewis Capaldi the first tip!
So funny. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
for beyonce there are no heels to high to dance in haha