Limelight is an e-book that lays out exactly how to break into the live music scene, regardless of instrument.

Limelight details each step of the way, complete with actual dialogues and sales pitches fine-tuned for the modern musician. It contains the details and actionable plans that separate the pros from the amateurs. Topics covered include:

How to nail an audition: Details the questions to ask, how to prepare, and professional audition standards.
How to form a band: Exactly what to look for in people you audition for your own group
How to network with live musicians: The most efficient techniques to connect with people of influence
What gear and equipment is necessary for a live show: Don’t throw away your money away on gear you don’t need!
The 8 essential components to an Electronic Press Kit (and why having one is relevant when you are starting out)
Actionable advice, professional perspective: Numerous detailed methods to start a conversation, make an impact, and book a gig
Rock the stage: Techniques and performance tips that will undoubtedly get you comfortable and confident onstage

The bottom line is: whether you’re a seasoned pro, a hobbyist with some gigging experience, or just a musician looking to break into a tough scene, Limelight has useful info that you can apply right away.

With no pointless filler and plenty of useful tips and recommendations, there’s no equal resource for helping you kickstart your success in front of an audience.

PRAISE

"This is a very helpful introduction into the music business from a levelheaded, matter-of-fact perspective. I came out with a broader understanding of the game. As a professional DJ/Producer, I can attest that following this advice and learning from your social savvy will help me gain opportunities that I may have previously missed out on." -Skinny Hendrix, DJ, Miami

"I had been watching YouTube videos, reading blogs, and wasting time on discussion boards for months before I found Limelight. That’s when things finally started coming together, and I ended up connecting with some good musicians and getting our first gig within a few months. This book doesn’t sugar-coat it, and it was hard work, but it’s absolutely worth it. Check this book out right away if you’re serious about getting on stage." -Rick G., Independent Artist, Boston