The fifth episode of Ralston & Sink’s Virtual Podcast takes another crack at why some bands can’t seem to get traction. Take a listen and pipe in with your own take on the subject — or any musical topic.
Keeping an Audience Engaged and Happy Like 311: That’s certainly one of the keys to a band’s success. (Photo/Anthony Norkus)
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Disrespecting an audience.
That can come in many forms, from failing to interact with your fans or even paying attention to them, to being unprepared for a performance, to not showing “that you actually care that you’re up there.”
That sort of attitude can certainly derail a band’s path to success or even survival, as can money — or lack of it –and differing opinions of band members about the direction of a group.
In this week’s RSVP Music Chat, singer and musician Ralston Bowles and Local Spins publisher John Sinkevics tackle Part 2 of “Obstacles to a Band’s Success” based on comments from Local Spins readers and area musicians.
We’d like to hear from you … literally. Leave a SpeakPipe voicemail message here — on this topic or suggest another music-related issue to debate, and you could be part of the next RSVP Music Chat. Listen to previous episodes of the RSVP Music Chat podcast online here.
PODCAST: RSVP Music Chat (Episode 5)
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