- School/college societies: If you're currently in education, your school will almost-certainly have some form of music or band society. ...
- Your local scene: Becoming active in your local music scene is a great way to meet other musicians.
What does it take to join a band?
The members of the band. Traditionally, you'll need a drummer, a guitarist, a bassist, and a singer. even don't use guitars anymore. The only two instruments you should definitely consider having are a drumset (acoustic or electronic) and something to hold down the low end.
How do you try out for a band?
- Network With Your Peers. PeopleImages / E+ / Getty Images. ...
- Practice, Practice, Practice. ...
- Know the Band and Their Audience. ...
- Show Class and Professionalism. ...
- Ask About Gear and Consider Bringing Your Own. ...
- Dress the Part. ...
- Ace the Audition.
What do I need to know before joining a band?
- Don't Wait For Opportunities To Come To You. ...
- It'll Take Longer Than You Expect To See Success. ...
- You'll Love Your Bandmates When Things Are Going Well, Yet Despise Them When Things Are Going Badly. ...
- Play The Song, Not The Instrument.
How do I join a local band?
- Put up an ad or notice at your local music store. It works. ...
- Check your local rehearsal rooms. ...
- Take group music lessons. ...
- Go to open mic nights and jam sessions. ...
- Ask your guitar or music teacher. ...
- Get your oldest friends together.
Do you have to be good to be in a band?
You only have to be good enough to be in a band. All bands perform at different levels. There are good bands, there are bands that suck, and there are the ones in between. Be with musicians who play at your level.
What is the best age to join a band?
You are never too old to join a band, but there is a line of age that makes you commercially acceptable. I would say 18-28 is a good range for that. However in certain genres you can be a little older. Especially with Country, AAA, Jazz, Classical, and Mature Rock.Apr 26, 2006