Turn gigs into shows people talk about. Value proposition, stage movement, and banter that keeps an audience with you from first song to last.

Ever watched a band play well and still lose the room? Adrienne Osborn shows you what separates a gig from a show. Drawing on the material behind the book she and her partner are finishing, A Show With A Capital S, and years fronting a Tom Petty and Stevie Nicks tribute act, she walks you through defining your value proposition, "authentic amplification" exercises for building a stage identity, and the mechanics of letting an audience see the music: stage angles, purposeful movement, what to do with your hands, and how to direct attention away from yourself during solos. You also get four rules for talking on mic, eight types of stage banter, a never-fail song-intro formula, and a live volunteer workshop.