Building A Solo Show That Works

What if you got paid to hang out and play music?

You know, eating & drinking for free, meeting interesting people, having a blast, making great money...

Sound like the kind of part-time (or full-time) job you'd be interested in?

Here's the thing:

Talent can be developed.

Luck can be reverse-engineered.

And if you do it right, good old-fashioned hard work is actually a shit ton of fun.

I've done all three of these things in a big way.

But easily the best piece of luck I've ever had was meeting my mentor: a guy ten years my senior who was already doing what I wanted to do.

He'd been living the "gainfully unemployed" life for years, and the things he taught me shaved a decade off my learning curve.

That was a few thousand gigs ago, and since then I've added my own hacks, tweaks, and experience to this body of knowledge.

And now I want to share everything I've learned with you.

It's called Building A Solo Show That Works.

This ain't a guide on how to be like me, it's a course on developing you and your show.

Check out the syllabus below for a list of topics we'll cover, or take that video above for a quick spin.