January 27, 2014 Post-Show Procedures: 8 Things Every Band Should Do After the Performance
Do you have a post-show plan? Is there a set of procedures that you work on after each performance? Or, does your band simply work on the next upcoming event – the next show, the next rehearsal, time in the studio, etc.?
In almost every professional endeavor, there is some kind of routine or review period to measure performance or follow-up with customers:
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In sports, the coach diligently sits down with the entire team to review footage of the previous game. Team member celebrate successes and most importantly, look for areas of improvement.
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In corporate business, the board of directors and executive staff look over stock performance and make decisions to keep their shareholders satisfied.
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In the arts, performers carefully review each element of the show to see what delighted audiences and what could use work.
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