FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: Does Gorilla Music book any types of shows other than Battle of the Bands?
A: Yes, Gorilla Music puts on music festivals, showcase events, and local/regional headlining shows in cities all across the country.
A: Yes, Gorilla Music puts on music festivals, showcase events, and local/regional headlining shows in cities all across the country.
A: No, it will cost your band ABSOLUTELY NOTHING out of pocket to play on one of our shows.
A: No, there is no minimum number of tickets your band has to sell in order to perform.
A: Bring your stage gear—guitars, amplifiers, drum kit, etc. All of the concert clubs we work with will have a P.A. system and microphones in place on the day of the show, so you don’t have to worry about that. If you have any more specific questions on the subject, please feel free to ask your Gorilla Music representative.
A: You turn both the ticket money and any unsold tickets in at check-in on the day of the show.
A: Timeslots are determined at check-in time on the day or the show once all bands and artists have turned in their ticket money and any unsold tickets they have left. In weeks up until the show, however, we’ll try to give you the best idea possible of when your band will play.
A: Judging for a Battle of the Bands is done after the last band has played on the night of the show. Judging is done based on crowd response and is orchestrated by the Gorilla Music representative running the show. If you have any further questions about the judging process, please ask your Gorilla Music representative.
A: Yes, you are allowed to play cover songs at any of our shows. We do, however, encourage bands to play as many original songs as possible, but playing a cover song or two can be a great way to connect with the audience.
A: It’s great to get out there and physically sell your tickets whenever you can; when you can actually put a ticket in a fan’s hand, he or she will be that much more likely to come to your show. There are plenty of instances though where certain fans, friends, or family members don’t get a chance to see you before your show to buy a ticket. That’s why we now offer online ticket sales for all Gorilla Music events. You can purchase your tickets at the Gorilla Music Online Tickets page.
A: No, Finals rounds are NOT held on the same night as the first round Battle. The bands that advance to the Finals round will be contacted by their Gorilla Music representative shortly after the first round of the Battle to be booked on the Finals.
A: We’re more than happy to book whichever bands you manage, but generally, we try not to book them on the same show.