5 questions I ask to prepare for a different kind of gig | Bandzoogle Blog



No matter what instrument you play, no matter what style you sing, you may, on occasion, be called upon to play a different kind of gig. For example, if you’re a singer-songwriter, you may be asked to play in a punk rock band. If you’re a jazz pianist, you might be asked to play a few country gigs on the road. You can turn down such offers, of course. Personally, though, I’ve always seen these as opportunities to stretch my capacity as a player. Starting from scratch or reinventing the wheel is undesirable when preparing for such gigs, though, especially if you have a tight deadline to meet. So, here are some questions to guide your preparation...

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