How To Get A Job As A Touring Drummer Of A Broadway Show
Derek Stoltenberg - New Podcast April 6th!
Derek Stoltenberg will be sharing his touring experience and other great tidbits of info you need to know on Broadway Drumming 101 this Saturday, April 6th. You don't want to miss his interview! Subscribe now to hear the podcast:
If you're interested in joining a traveling Broadway show, there are a few things you should do first. Start by familiarizing yourself with the major companies that produce these shows, such as Crossroads, NETworks, Worklight and Big League Productions. These companies make it happen, and knowing what they're looking for can help you stand out.
Networking can be your best friend if you want to get more gigs. Contractors like Michael Aarons are also the kinds of people you want to connect with to find work. Check out my interview with him here:
Keep in mind that touring is not all glitz and glamour. It means being away from your family for a while, traveling from city to city, and playing the same tunes night after night. It can be a grind, but if you love performing, it can be completely worth it.
Don't forget to catch the entire interview with Derek this Saturday!