Even though they have a sizable for the space, they don’t turn it low enough for concerts.
Even though I’m a data entry specialist by day, I am a gigging rock n rollian by evening. I play a solo set where I use a handful of keyboards as well as synthesizers as well as my guitar to simulate an entire band. With looping technology as well as samplers, a single person could simulate a symphony if they had the right skill set. I play electronic rock n roll, so the loopers are perfect for that style of rock n roll. It doesn’t pay much, but it gives myself and others a sense of fulfillment I don’t get from my respected task. Some weeks I don’t play any gigs, while other weeks I play up to various if I can squeeze in an extra show on Monday or Sunday evening. Often I’m playing a gig at a show being hosted at a friend’s loft as well as the people I was with and I all fill up the residing room with everyone standing. Aside from that, there are various different locations where the people I was with and I host shows of electronic rock n roll. Two of them are bars with a younger crowd while the sixth is billed as an event center. They have a phase as well as a bar that opens whenever they host a show. Even though they draw fairly sizable crowds on the weekends, I am not a fan of that location. The reason is the weather conditions inside. Even though they have a sizable for the space, they don’t turn it low enough for concerts. Between that as well as the bright glare of the phase lights, I’m dripping with sweat through my entire set. Despite being bars, the other locations at least have fantastic a/c inside. If I’m playing a gig I don’t have to worry about dripping with sweat all over my rock n roll equipment.