In this episode of the podcast, Rick speaks with Indie Artist Tara Brueske about how she is able to tour over 100 days a year? They discuss some non-traditional venues and how lucrative they can be.

Just when we start to lose hope in this current pandemic situation, we’re now seeing some events slowly coming back up. For artists and musicians, this means finally getting booked and doing gigs. However, as we move into the post-pandemic period, it helps not to deny that some things are not the way they were. Tara Brueske, a recording artist and founder of The Engaging Voice podcast, joins Bree Noble to share with us some post-pandemic gigs and booking strategies that will help us navigate this new environment. Opportunities are starting to pop up. It’s time to seize them and keep yourself top of mind. Follow along this episode to learn some ways how.

On today's episode, Katie chats with Tara Brueske about how to navigate the new music industry. We tackle the big question: do artists now have it harder than ever before, or is that a facade? We discuss what it used to take to be successfully in the days before social media, vs. what it takes now. We also share tips to successfully balance the many roles indie musicians play in their business.

2020 has been crazy for musicians especially about booking. Tara previously had 10-12 gigs a month and due to the pandemic, she experienced 50% cancellations. How was she able to bring in income during the pandemic? First, she started calling people right away to offer virtual concerts. Second, she explored different ways of virtual events. She believes there are ways in the midst of hardship.

On this episode Vocal Coach Tara Brueske teaches us the three major mindset shifts we can make in order to sing better & stop sabotaging our performances.