Send these short, simple and nearly-impossible-to-ignore music business emails to clubs in your area and fill your music career schedule with

All The Gigs You Can Handle!

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Yep.

I’ve already written these music business emails for you. 

They are waiting for you in my free music career guide to getting more gigs called Gigs On Command.

Simply plug in the details of your band (and the club you want to play at)...

Send the emails out on the exact days I tell you, and…

You’ll have a FAR easier time getting (more) gigs at just about any club in your city, even if nobody has ever heard of you or your band.

Plus - along the way - I sprinkle in dozens of music industry insights you’re not likely to learn anywhere else. 

These are things that not only will help you with getting more gigs and playing music live …

… but they’ll help grow the rest of your music career faster and easier.

FREE EGUIDE

By submitting your info, you agree to send it to Tom Hess Music Corporation who will process and use it according to their privacy policy.

You’ll discover:

• A simple way to convince a club owner that your show will get a good turnout when you’ve never played gigs before. (Page 22.)
  
  
• What to say immediately after quoting the number of people you plan to bring to your show to make even a small projected turnout seem impressively large. (Without lying or stretching the truth in any way.) Page 14.
  
  
• 2 words to include in any cold outreach message that make you look pro, inject massive credibility into everything you say and make you way more likely to get what you want in your music career. (Page 13.)
  
  
• The best compensation to ask for when playing a gig (it’s not money, more gigs or even “introductions”) that 1. The club owner would be stupid to reject, 2. Builds multiple streams of income for you and 3. Can catapult you from playing ‘local’ gigs onto the big stage of the music industry. (Page 17.)
  
  
• Why it’s a bad idea to stuff each music business email full of reasons the club owner should give you the gig. Instead, do what I teach on page 9 and watch your gig schedule fill up.
  
  
• Exactly where to put your most compelling email when you follow up to make it most likely you get the gig. (Page 21.) No, I don’t mean you put the most compelling email on page 21. I mean, *I* tell *you* on page 21 where to put the email. Duh! 
  
  
• A sneaky 6-word ‘nuclear option’ email to use when a club owner is ghosting you, but you REALLY want the gig at their club. Send it EXACTLY as written on page 25. 
  
  
• How to make a club owner eager to give you more gigs, even if no one showed up to see your band play. (Page 24.)

And a whole lot more!

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