We did try, honestly, to play quietly but by set 2 it had crept up a bit volumewise. Funny how that happens even though we don't actually touch the settings.
BCers regularly refer to playing down at the Dog and Duck. Well last night I really did get to play there although being Glasgow it was The Dug n Duck. A revamped pub on the outskirts making a name for live music. Punters were a bit direct but enjoyed what we offered. Back again in December.
I played in the smaller hall downstairs and upstairs saw the Rezillos, Ritchie Sambora and Wilko Johnson.
All on different nights of course. A great venue. I think it held about 1300 people.
Ask your GP to refer you to a specialist for an ultrasound scan on your wrist to confirm or dismiss CTS. They will see any damage immediately. In the meantime buy a wrist support and wear it when you play. Or your local physio might provide one for you.
Thanks for the advice re power.
I don't drink while gigging but thanks for that warning too.
All Scots know that the UK is in Europe... but I needed a topic header to get your attention.
My band has been invited to play a weekend of gigs in bars in The Netherlands. Aside from travel and accommodation what else do we need to consider? It's one thing plugging a shaver into a travel adaptor but what about amplifiers?
Steve Naive