DEAD SPACE: The Show Killer!

By far, my biggest pet peeve when performing on stage is DEAD SPACE. Nothing can kill a good show quicker than when a performer leaves a bunch of empty space between songs. It bores the crowd and makes that performer look completely unprofessional.

Here are some things that happen when a performer leaves lots of dead space in their show.

• They start to lose the crowd's attention.
• Any energy that's built up for your band, crowd, or show plummets.
• They lose the ability to tell an emotional story or create an arc over multiple songs.
• They create an overall negative audience experience.
  
  

In this week's video, we are going to look at 5 ways to bridge the gap and better manage potential dead space at every show.

• The Ready Golf Method
• The Musical Interlude
• The Conversation
• The Visual Effects
• The Group Participation

Final Thoughts

In a live music performance, bridging the gap between songs is vital. Overcoming dead space sustains your crowd's energy, fosters a deeper connection, and ensures a seamless, memorable experience, turning mere songs into an unforgettable musical journey.

Don't forget to join our Free Course, The Performer's Triangle, which has a lot of great information that can help you with this subject.

 Thanks for reading and watching.

Danny