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No, for those of us who care about the actual play rather than the hip ephemera, tickets are for getting in.
by lmm 2y ago
No, for those of us who care about the actual play rather than the hip ephemera, tickets are for getting in.
- jMyles 2y agoI've been working on a system for my own bluegrass shows of free-to-enter, pay-for-a-ticket-if-you-want-to. Not sure how it will go, but an interesting experiment I think.
- dfxm12 2y agoWhy not offer posters at the merch booth (or something more ticket-sized, I guess)? I always look forward to show posters. It helps foster a sense of community too, when you work with printers and a cadre of artists.
- niccl 2y agoI think Derek Sivers [0] had something to say about this. He used to run CD-Baby, and IIRC was also a musician with some well known bands from back in the day. I've found his stuff about different ways of approaching live music very thoughtful 0: https://sive.rs https://sive.rs
- mym1990 2y agoThere can be overlap in both though?