Part of being a working musician is traveling from one place to another. While travel can be broadening, it can also be grueling. There are things that must be done that don’t involve the time on stage. Some of those tasks can be managed by choosing to rent Agile office spaces for a short amount of time. Here are some examples to consider.
A Quiet and Secure Space to Meet With Journalists
An office or conference room setting is a great place to conduct live interviews with local journalists and reports. The question of how to structure the interviews depends a lot on how many people want to be included and how the musicians prefer to handle the requests. It’s possible to have several members of the media in at one time or to spend a little time with each one. In any event, the fact that the interviews take place in a business setting makes it easier to control who is present at any given time.
Doing Remote Meetings With Radio and Television Stations
Opting for a meeting room for rent that comes with online access and the right video equipment make it easy to set up remote meetings with all sorts of radio and television stations. That could include local stations that broadcast over the air as well as online. It could mean connecting to stations that operate completely in an online environment. This approach also makes it a lot easier to control how long the meetings last and who gets to participate.
Secure Space for Getting Together With Contest Winners
That same conference room could serve as the site where the musicians meet with local contest winners. Rooms of this type are typically large enough to set up a buffet and include comfortable seating for everyone. A relaxed setting makes it possible to visit with the winners and ensure they get to interact with the musicians without the presence of multiple reporters and others who might make them somewhat hesitant to converse freely.
Keeping the Business Away From the Hotel Room
It’s true that all of these events could be managed in a hotel lobby, banquet room, or similar space. What makes renting temporary office space such a good idea is that it removes all the events from the location where the musicians are hopefully going to enjoy some downtime and get a little rest before it’s time to hit the stage again.
Once the events are completed, it’s a bit like being able to return to the hotel and set the public persona to one side for a time. The chance to decompress and not be “on” is something that every performer needs now and then. In the interim, the crew can be packing up and take care of clearing out any props or other essentials that were used to prepare the conference room or office.
Temporary office space is not just for companies. It can serve as a great setting for musicians who are on the road. Consider this option and how it could fit into the plans for a tour. With the right approach, this could make things easier for the musicians, the road crew, and even for the promoters.
