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Onstage Success - Tom Jacksons Live Music Method
Onstage with Live Music Producer Tom Jackson
Tom is uniquely talented and skilled at transforming an artist's live show into a magical experience for the audience; helping artists at every level create a live show that is engaging and memorable, teaching them to exceed their audiences' expectations and to create fans for life. Tom has taught indie and major artists of every genre. He has worked with Taylor Swift, Le Crae, Home Free, The Tenors, Shawn Mendes, The Band Perry, Francesca Battistelli, Jars of Clay, & many more. Tom also teaches at colleges, conferences and events worldwide.
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I whole heartedly believe in this 100%, but has been difficult with either people “not interested” in putting on a show/having showmanship or too many lineup changes which has impacted the group’s ability to perform. the latter being the bigger problem.
Hi Ger, …I would suggest creating the moments in rehearsal. Once the moments have been created, (the verbal, the visual and the musical rearrangements), you can record the rehearsal. Then when your lineup changes, you can send the mew players the video (instead of just the recordings of the music) showing what you expect from them. I hope this helps! Thank you for your comment! Tom
This is great advice, Tom. There are a number of changes I need to make in order to move to the next level, and the effort it will take it daunting. But I know you’re right. Sometimes it’s difficult to step out of that comfort zone, especially if we have a number of fans telling us how wonderful we are. It’s easy to get lazy. Thanks for the kick in the pants.
Hi Jonathan, You’re right. It’s a constant struggle to keep growing and not get complacent. I have the same issue at times. We need to encourage each other to stay sharp! Have a good Christmas! Tom