By Olivia BuscemeTASI Band Nite Coordinator So now you’ve formed a band. You’ve gotten your stage legs, you’ve begun networking, and you’ve even written some songs. Now what? Start playing shows! It’s easy enough to say, “Start contacting venues you want to play at and let them know you’re available.” However, just because you’re available,
by Olivia Busceme, TASI Band Nite Coordinator Do not underestimate the stage light. You might be playing flawlessly in your garage but once you get on that stage, be ready for things to feel different. That’s okay. The more you do it, the easier it gets. You’ll learn that stage performance is about more than
by Olivia Busceme, TASI Band Nite Coordinator Hello campers, this is your band counselor speaking! If you’re interested in reading a “How To Be A Band” advice column from someone who has never been in a band, but who does have 15 years experience in DIY booking and local band management, then you’ve come to
