WaitForItDrummer
Senior Member
Hi folks,
Been away for a while, lots going on with various projects, Grade 3 Trinity College London drum exams passed , new fusion project stating up (yeay), been going to regular jazz jams, (+full time job...)
But! Wonder if I could pick your brains about how to promote a charity gig?
So we're organising this charity gig (3 bands) Sat 2 May, Islington, London...
Have done all the sensible things like set up and shared just giving and fb pages, let friends and family know, tweeted about it, ... Etc... Got some posters printed... But it feels like it's just not getting as much traction as it should...
It's an awesome venue, too.. A crypt under a church converted to studios / performance space...
https://www.justgiving.com/thequeensofnoise/
https://www.facebook.com/queensofnoiseatthecrypt
Does anyone have any tips on how to promote this further?
Any thoughts wil be much appreciated...
Those of you in the London area, pls consider checking it out plus any likes would be much appreciated, even if you're not in the UK.
Cheers,
Kate
Been away for a while, lots going on with various projects, Grade 3 Trinity College London drum exams passed , new fusion project stating up (yeay), been going to regular jazz jams, (+full time job...)
But! Wonder if I could pick your brains about how to promote a charity gig?
So we're organising this charity gig (3 bands) Sat 2 May, Islington, London...
Have done all the sensible things like set up and shared just giving and fb pages, let friends and family know, tweeted about it, ... Etc... Got some posters printed... But it feels like it's just not getting as much traction as it should...
It's an awesome venue, too.. A crypt under a church converted to studios / performance space...
https://www.justgiving.com/thequeensofnoise/
https://www.facebook.com/queensofnoiseatthecrypt
Does anyone have any tips on how to promote this further?
Any thoughts wil be much appreciated...
Those of you in the London area, pls consider checking it out plus any likes would be much appreciated, even if you're not in the UK.
Cheers,
Kate