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Musicians! Are you at ease playing in a conventional concert venue but when you are asked to play a concert for seniors, you don’t know how to go about it, how to adapt your repertoire, what to say to them? Would you like to be at ease presenting a concert for seniors so you can have more opportunity to perform? In this video, you will discover my 5 tips to present an engaging concert in a senior home. If you would like to improve your stage presence and feel at ease speaking to any audience, download my free guide: 5 Tips for Musicians to Improve their Stage Presence. https://lnkd.in/enht9rHs

#ENTERTAINMENT: Being an entertainer comes with expectations and especially a following by fans who enjoy listening to your cover versions and original songs you bring to the stage. Read more here: ( https://lnkd.in/ga7aysJG )

It is easy to question how in the hell the music industry could be based off of oppression when the very concept of art should be an escape from that. But the truth is colonialism permeates every facet of monetizing this lifestyle. In entertainment there are often 5 words used to foster a common goal: the show must go on. Simple words. An idea I once found empowering... The concept that regardless of whatever else happens, showtime will arrive. I think of all the times I tried to raise the alarm to a concern in this business. How often was I dismissed? What was said to me? What did everyone want?.... We can't worry about that right now, the people want to be entertained. How often have I warned others of those who covered up assault? How many chose the side of assaulters for money and clout? The music business is built on covering up abuse. Events are no different. https://lnkd.in/gRErnnth

AI for the win on this one....the featured image for this post was generated by AI; well done computer! That aside, I love learning about the operational aspects of our customers' business/industry. The entertainment venue world is vast, and full of crazy innovative potential. This article covers just a tiny bit of what I learned just by doing some homework.

$7 billion makeover planned near United Center! A new music hall, 9,000+ homes (including affordable units), and acres of green space are coming to the Near West Side. But will it deliver on its ambitious promises? Read the full story. https://lnkd.in/dxWiJ_wR

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The average price of a Taylor Swift concert ticket ranges between $1,000-$2,000. Premium seats can sell for $10,000+ each. There are many reasons why she is able to fill stadiums at this price point. One of them is the volume of songs she has recorded throughout her career. Most of her fans have spent hundreds (and even thousands) of hours listening to her music. Moral of the story… The people who spend the most time consuming your content often become the most loyal & valuable customers. #branding #contentcreation #contentmarketing

Another great article featuring David '5-1' Norman talking about the volatile trends in ticket sales, which trickles down and affects the touring industry pros, gig crew and companies supporting the tour, not to mention the fans without unlimited entertainment budgets. And Jarred Arfa nailed it, "Concert promotion is a betting business. You don't always win. And sometimes, you can be humbled." Does this insight change your view of the state of live music in 2024? https://lnkd.in/e7xdCwDJ

In 2007, one of the world’s greatest concert violinists conducted an experiment. Dressing in street clothes, he took his $4 million Stradivarus violin and busked in a New York subway. Despite his concerts attracting up to $1,000 a ticket, in the subway only 26 people dropped him change, with his total earnings amounting to a princely $52. The lesson is powerful: Our expertise or services are worth little on their own – what matters is context: where, how and to whom they are delivered. Under a spotlight in a concert hall, or in the background of a place people are only traversing to reach their destination? As a star performer, with months of marketing and media build up, or as a busker among dozens of others? To a theatre of music aficionados, or to a stream of commuters – 99% of whom would rarely listen to classical music? For business, this is positioning: Where → what category are you operating in? Education vs consulting vs agency, etc. How → how are you presenting yourself? High contact vs low effort, premium vs affordable, personalised offer vs proven system, etc. Who → what are the industries/types of business or consumers who place high value on what you offer? These questions may seem basic. But the answers are anything but. If you want to thrive and grow this year, take some time to review your positioning – where, how and to whom? It will make sure you’re operating in the concert hall rather than the subway.