Many musicians have figured out the secret sauce so they’re able to go on tour when they want to without quitting their job entirely.
But some jobs are more flexible than others – if you can take 2 to 4 weeks off at a time, or work remotely during that time, that’s great!
But if you can only get a long weekend here and there, it’ll be incredibly difficult to grow your music career. If that’s the case, it may be time for some changes so you can hit the road once shows and touring are safe again.
Listen now to ditch the golden handcuffs and become more invested in your music career so you can achieve your dreams!
What you’ll learn:
- How you can make a living before music is your primary income
- Why working a flexible job is important for growing a music career
- How musicians can harness the power of the gig economy
- Why being your own boss is helpful when you’re in a touring band
- How you can grow your own business relying on the network you’ve built around your band
- What kind of remote work opportunities exist for traveling musicians
- Why this is a move you need to make if you were born to create
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Bandhive
As a DIY musician, you know how hard it can be to plan tours, get booked, fund your next album, or sell your music.
Bandhive is here to help you navigate the music business so you spend less time trying to figure things out and spend more time to write great music, tour, and interact with your fans!
