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Putting on a GigIf you wish to put on a gig it is better to have some advance planning. Being your first attempt, you must be extremely careful to keep the costs as low as possible. So, find a place for which cost is the lowest, but has enough space, a good band that can perform to the satisfaction of the audience, and quality DJ equipment. You will require good lighting and audio systems, in addition. When you bargain for the hall, tell them that it is for a rock concert. People may not like to rent their place for PUNK rock. Make sure that the dance floor is not wooden. Wooden dance floor may easily get damaged with boot marks, and if it is damaged, you will have to pay for it. Make sure enough time is given to you for preparation before the event takes place and time to clean up afterwards. Arrangements can be made with a bar that has a function room. They may agree for a minimum guarantee of drinks sales. If the minimum is not reached, you have to make up the difference. For the band, go for the local ones because they may oblige you with a lower rate unlike the touring bands. But make sure their availability of the hall coincides with the convenience of the band. For deciding the price you charge, take into consideration your costs and the possible number of people who may visit the gig. It is better to keep the price low so that you get more clients. Good publicity also helps. |
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Event Planning Management | Pre Event Planning | Planing a Wedding | What Your Event Needs | Unique Event Ideas | Putting on a Gig |
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