rogue_drummer
Gold Member
Ok, I'm getting restless again. It's been since April since I left the rock, blues, country band I was in (not by choice - I wasn't a good "fit" for them I guess), and I am looking to get back to rehearsing and gigging. In other words, I miss it.
This band I am thinking of auditioning for plays rock and blues from the 60 's - 90's and are called Far From Okay. Here's the link to the band's website:
http://www.farfromokay.com
As usual, I am a bit nervous and have doubts about my ability since I got sort of a surprise firing from my last band 5 days before a gig at an outdoor festival we were scheduled to play latter part of April. However I am a firm believer in pursuing any and all opportunities to audition and / or play and need to get back in the saddle again, so to speak. And I may or not be a fit for this band, but it's worth it just to audition, for the experience if anything else. They can only say "no, thanks", right???
Any advice or words of encouragement before I step outside my comfort zone? Thanks!
This band I am thinking of auditioning for plays rock and blues from the 60 's - 90's and are called Far From Okay. Here's the link to the band's website:
http://www.farfromokay.com
As usual, I am a bit nervous and have doubts about my ability since I got sort of a surprise firing from my last band 5 days before a gig at an outdoor festival we were scheduled to play latter part of April. However I am a firm believer in pursuing any and all opportunities to audition and / or play and need to get back in the saddle again, so to speak. And I may or not be a fit for this band, but it's worth it just to audition, for the experience if anything else. They can only say "no, thanks", right???
Any advice or words of encouragement before I step outside my comfort zone? Thanks!