How to Hire a One Man Band

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A one man band could be an inexpensive way to add music to an event or celebration. They are delightfully entertaining in every way. A one man band can be a musician or DJ. Read on to learn how find the one man band that is perfect for the next celebration.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Finding a One Man Band

Step1
Ask friends, family and coworkers if they know of any one man bands that are good that you could hire. This might be the best way to find a one man band that is reputable.
Step2
Search online for a one man band in your area to hire. Look under bands in your city's yellow pages for a one man band.
Step3
Check local music stores for flyers or the classified section of the local newspaper.

Hiring a One Man Band

Step1
Write down a list of detailed expectations before hiring a one man band. Make sure to note how long you expect them to play for the event. Be specific, include types of music, and also attendance for rehearsal beforehand.
Step2
Call the one man band you were referred to, either by a friend, family or coworker or through a search in your phone book or online.
Step3
Set up an appointment to interview potential one man band. Let them know they need to audition and bring their one man band equipment.
Step4
Attend the audition with the one man band candidates. Make notes about each musician. Discuss payment and other necessities at the time of the audition.
Step5
Make a final decision on which one man band to hire for the event. Inform all candidates of the final selection.
Step6
Sign a contract to hire the one man band.

Tips & Warnings

  • A one man band could be used for a variety of events such as, wedding, funeral, birthday party, or bar mitzvah.

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