Here is a checklist for things that you might want to think about when writing a live music performance agreement, from the team at MusicIDB.com – The Music Industry Database.
INTRODUCTION
Consider a brief introduction, providing your name (if you want) and an idea about what this show is all about (that perhaps isn’t obvious from the listing). IE – “Tom here from Tom’s Bar, this event is part of a Friday Night Series showcasing local bands. Please inquire if you haven’t played in at least a month”
SEEKING
Covers / Originals / Both:
Min # fans:
Max distance from venue:
Ideal age-range of Performers:
# of performing entities:
Artists to play or a Promoter to Book?
Artists to invite other artists?
LOGISTICS
Load-In Time:
Where to store gear when you load-in:
Where to load-in through:
Doors Open Time:
Parking Information:
21+?
Gear Required:
Gear Not Required:
Sound engineer provided/needed:
Merch Booth Rules for Artists:
Guest List Rules:
PERFORMANCE EXPECTATIONS
Length of Sets:
# of Sets per Artist:
PROMOTION EXPECTATIONS
ex 1. “Please make sure you post this event on your facebook page and website and do at least a few social posts inviting people etc”
ex 2. “Please do not book an event 2 weeks before or after this event within 20 miles of this venue, so as not to dilute your draw.”
INQUIRY EXPECTATIONS
ex. “Please provide your name and cell phone number to reach you, and tell us what you believe you would draw at this venue”
COMPENSATION
How will the artists be compensated?
When will the artists be paid?
HOSPITALITY
Is there a bar tab for artists?
Food / Water?
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