6 stage hacks to engage a crowd
- P “Barney” Barnes - Diymusician
- 19 avr. 2016
- 1 min de lecture
During a live gig, the relationship between the artist and audience is beyond that of simply performer and observer. Physically and emotionally, there’s little separation between both parties and a huge deal of direct interaction, both explicit and subliminal. Self-assurance is essential and, as with so much in life, confidence is the key. If a band looks like they’re enjoying their music and projects a sense of confidence, that will convince a crowd as much as their material will. Conversely, bands that look shy and embarrassed will make the crowd feel awkward, and that negative emotion becomes associated with their music.
If you don’t have the natural boundless confidence that lights up the room every time you walk in it, it’s time to put these six stage hacks into action.
1. Use mirroring (do it, and they’ll do it back)
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2. Create the illusion of direct eye contact
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3. Even if you’re not singing, learn the lyrics
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4. Create bullet points for between songs
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5. Share the story, don’t tell the tale
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6. Spread the heat, and start the fire
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