Hey guys!
So I have my first upcoming gig. The scene is a birthday party for a friend of a friend. I got told they listen to EDM so I suppose that's a plus since it's what I will be spinning. The set is about 3-4h long and the attendance is around 100 ppl.
I am just curious since it's my first "real" gig should I have anything planned out up front or just go with the flow? I feel that 3-4 hours of one genre can become a bit repeative since I don't know if everyone there likes trance in specific. Was thinking of maybe starting with a bit more downtempo progressive house/trance, then gradually build up work my way through some house and end the night with some smashing trance tracks.
Would love some hints and tips on how to NOT destroy the night for the people there, as I am completely new to the scene!![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Thanks in advance,
James
So I have my first upcoming gig. The scene is a birthday party for a friend of a friend. I got told they listen to EDM so I suppose that's a plus since it's what I will be spinning. The set is about 3-4h long and the attendance is around 100 ppl.
I am just curious since it's my first "real" gig should I have anything planned out up front or just go with the flow? I feel that 3-4 hours of one genre can become a bit repeative since I don't know if everyone there likes trance in specific. Was thinking of maybe starting with a bit more downtempo progressive house/trance, then gradually build up work my way through some house and end the night with some smashing trance tracks.
Would love some hints and tips on how to NOT destroy the night for the people there, as I am completely new to the scene!
Thanks in advance,
James