Does the show get sold out because you’re coming to town with a great show, or does it get sold out because you had a great show last time and everyone told their friends?
If it’s the first one…that should be a good enough incentive to build a great show so you have a great show when you roll into town.
If it’s the second one…I hope you had a great show last time but if you didn’t, looks like you’ll have to start the cycle this time around…and that should be good enough incentive to build a great show so you have a great show.
I’m sure it’s a combination of both scenarios.
When it’s time to hit the road again what are you going to roll into town with? Are you going to inform people of your songs or perform your songs?
The funny thing is I’ve never heard a fan ask an artist to make a better show.
But I’ve seen and heard tons of fans lifted by the joy and magic and connection that happens when an artist decides to make a better show.
It’s up to you. No one’s going to ask for it. But it will make a big difference to everyone there (including you).