Music what should i drink

Blame It - Jamie Foxx feat. Family Tradition - Hank Williams, Jr. Raise Your Glass- P! Red Solo Cup - Toby Keith. All Summer Long - Kid Rock. Tubthumping - Chumbawamba.

Cheers Drink to That - Rihanna. Friends in Low Places - Garth Brooks. Gin and Juice - Snoop Dogg. Last Friday Night - Katy Perry. Piano Man - Billy Joel. Moonshiner - Bob Dylan.

We can interpret the song as being about a man who gets seduced by a woman after drinking copious amounts of wine with her. She takes his silver spurs, a dollar and a dime after they sleep together. After all of their fun songs, The Kinks decided to remind us of the perils of alcohol ….

This famous song, set in Ireland, tells the story of a highwayman robber who gets betrayed by a woman. The lyrics tell the tale of a bored married man writing a lonely hearts ad, in the hope of finding a bit of excitement.

Man does heartbreak hurrrrrt. Music legends UB40 have found the remedy in a bottle of juicy red wine. Drinking before a gig isn't ideal, and should definitely be avoided.

By all means drink after a gig if you want, but considering drinking before could put a downer on your performance, only consumer the drinks you come across once your performance is done.

You music career is a business, so remain professional and treat it as such. Remember though, none of what you've learned will matter if you don't know how to get your music out there and earn from it.

Want to learn how to do that? Many musicians live for the road and the stage. Once the initial excitement wears off, performing might feel like a bit of a grind. Audiences may not respond to your music. Gig revenue might be low or non-existent. Believe it or not, when my band goes on tour, we make money.

This is a result of a couple years of groundwork and less profitable tours, careful planning, and grants. Showcases are super important for indie artists.

In fact, bands big and small showcase all the time — pretty much everyone has someone they want to impress! Organizing a great showcase is a bit of an art form. Businesses that play music as an integral part of their business model must pay licensing fees back to artists.

As they should!