No artist who spend time on the road enjoys gaps. While it's nice to have a day off occasionally, it also means days of lost income due to travel/logistics. So what can you do to get a show when it seems everyone in town is booked? Today, I focus on 5 different places that you can turn to for more leads. Resources: Episode 30: Hacks for Booking College Gigs The Touring Musician: A Small-Business Approach to Booking Your Band on the Road (book)
#246 - The Best Hack for Getting More Time & Efficiency
#245 - Putting All Your Eggs Into One Basket
#244 - How to Launch
#243 - How to Tour Lighter
#242 - Music Business Cram School Recap
#241 - Self-Care for Introverts Who Tour
#240 - Free Speech and Music: My Speech at Duquesne University
#239 - Who Owns Your Name and Your Music?
#238 - How to Use FOMO to Get More Fans to Your Shows
#237 - The Best Non-Music Business Books for Music Business
#236 - How Important is Image in Music?
#235 - There's More Than One Way Into SXSW
#234 - How to Make the Most Out of Small Shows
#233 - The 2 Reasons Why Artists Aren't Seeing Results on Social Media
#232 - How Successful Artists Spend Their Free Time
#231 - Unique Songwriting Advice from Tom Waits
#230 - 5 Things That Prevent Musicians From Growing
#229 - How to Create a Facebook In-Stream Video Ad
#228 - How Tim Ferris and Malcolm Gladwell Conquer Fears
#227 - How to Provide a Legitimate Excuse and Balance Repsonsibilities
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