HOW TO MANAGE YOUR BAND | WaterBear - The College of Music
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- In today's video, Bruce gives his 3 top tips on how to manage your band, or solo project.
"How to get a manager?" is one of the most frequently-asked questions, by upcoming bands and artists. It is crucial to make sure all your activities are following a clear plan, and that somebody is willing to take responsibility for coordinating them as they happen.
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My band members aren't responding. What can I do?
Bruce 4 president !
You're video is very informative! Hopefully we can apply some of this to our lives. One day of mangerial consultation doesn't sound like a bad idea. I'd say our biggest problem is getting band member's lives straight to financially build the band the way we envision it. We're starting from small towns hitting bigger cities starting from scratch, so it can be a struggle at first.
You’ve got to be in it to win it! Sounds like your on the right path! Keep at it, participation is everything!
Cheers Bruce!
Great content.
Awesome vid! I guess biggest problem is getting to the next level. Bigger support slots/festivals.
Build a reputation for quality and everyone will want a piece of the pie! Keep at it and hope it’s all been going well!
@@WaterBear Great advice! Great video too!
Getting a booking agent is the hardest.
Excellent video, right now I'm having trouble finding band members in a small town to which I am new, any ideas?
hello i need help as a manager for tips how my band can make money. thats why they ask me to be their manager?
Thank You !
Hello Bruce, I have had some form of this band for 29 years and I get folks who only show up 50% of the gigs. How do i let them go without losing their friendship or respect? I am trying to put them on standby, but they just want to cherry pick what gigs they want to do. I have a lack of commitment.
Don't settle for anything less than your "Brand" requires. If someone isn't toeing the line, you need to cut them. Friendships shouldn't have to suffer from Business Decisions, and you need to make it clear that their cutting was a Business Decision based off of their "workplace performance".
Biggest problem? How to make money (more than gig fees).
He hasn't responded to anybody
Hi there. Apologies for the lack of response. Our RUclips hasn’t been active for a few months but we are back on it now. I will have a look through the questions and try and find some answers for everyone. Thanks so much for watching. Best wishes