OK I get it.
But, there are exceptions.
Would your band play, should your band play, for free if you were the opening act for say the Rolling Stones
in front of 40,000 people, for one show?
.
OK I get it.
But, there are exceptions.
Would your band play, should your band play, for free if you were the opening act for say the Rolling Stones
in front of 40,000 people, for one show?
.
Them: "Do you want to play for free at an outdoor gig? It'll be great exposure!"
Me: "Yeah, to the elements."
I also tell people of they want me to play for free, they should have asked me 20 years ago. Unless I'm getting paid, I don't leave the house. As much as I love to play, it's simply not worth it anymore unless I'm getting something. I'm too old and experienced to play for free.
OK I get it.
But, there are exceptions.
Would your band play, should your band play, for free if you were the opening act for say the Rolling Stones
in front of 40,000 people, for one show?
.
OK I get it.
But, there are exceptions.
Would your band play, should your band play, for free if you were the opening act for say the Rolling Stones
in front of 40,000 people, for one show?
.
Would your band play, should your band play, for free if you were the opening act for say the Rolling Stones
in front of 40,000 people, for one show?
.
OK I get it.
But, there are exceptions.
Would your band play, should your band play, for free if you were the opening act for say the Rolling Stones
in front of 40,000 people, for one show?
.
OK I get it.
But, there are exceptions.
Would your band play, should your band play, for free if you were the opening act for say the Rolling Stones
in front of 40,000 people, for one show?
.