Re: Solo shows

[andy butler <akbutler@tiscali.co.uk>]

Check out events dedicated to the sort of thing you do.
Loop festivals.
Ambient/experimental if you fit in that.

Also, if you're into that, "open mic" events might be open enough to 
include you,
even if not advertised as such,
a great place to try out live playing.

Consider that organising an event is the most reliable way to get to play.

otherwise there's art events like public/private view,
occasional support slots for rock bands,
and less nowadays, but corporate events can even provide a paying gig.

Does depend on who you know, and how much work you are prepared to put in.

andy



astralmnemonics@gmail.com wrote:
> How many of you guys play out solo with your looping?  What kinds of places do you play?  
> Wineries, art spaces? 
> solo, looping, improvised performances.