The most obvious kind of venue to target for a band booking is usually somewhere established for live music. Bars, clubs, festivals etc.
Even most private function work comes from having been seen in one of these "traditional" venues.
There's a strong argument too that these places are the easiest to get a band booking because you don't have to convince the owner/booker about the merits of having live music in his venue.
Before I wrote Gig-Getter I remember reading about someone recommending funerals as a possibility for a band booking. Yes really. A bridge too far for me though I think.Having said that, how rock n roll would it be to arrange for a band to play at your own final "appearance"....
Now, on the subject of gigs in unusual places here's a brilliant post naming 20 non-traditional types of venues to consider. Not all these will appeal to everyone but what I like about this post are the further examples and videos they give.
Great stuff from a site well worth book-marking methinks....
Music Consumers Are Pressing Pause On Paid Music Streaming
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[image: Music streaming]It wasn’t that long ago that music industry pundits
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