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Turns out you don’t need a semi-truck and a light show, a PR campaign and corporate sponsorship to experience music in its most primal, immersive, and sacred form— live and close up, shared as intimately as conversation, a concert that is a communion of you, your friends, and the performers. It’s called a house concert, aka secret show.

Intrigued? Check out this “House Concert Guide for Hosts” pdf. Both are from ConcertsInYourHome.com, which is a good resource (view our profile). Here’s an excerpt from the pdf:

ANATOMY OF A HOUSE CONCERT

It’s an invitation-only concert in someone’s home, presented by a host who does not profit from the event, and typically does not pay the artist directly. Most house concerts are:

  • attended by 20-50 people
  • paid for by a $15-25 suggested donation per guest (to the performer) 
  • known to include light snacks, beverages or a pot-luck dinner
  • attended by the host’s friends, neighbors, co-workers, and maybe a few fans of the artist
  • very intimate — the audiences sit close and are attentive.
  • known to house and feed artists for the night

Although house concerts will adhere to most of these traditions, you may not find any house concerts that run exactly according to the list above. Each house concert is a collaboration between an artist, a host/presenter, and their friends and supporters. What will yours be like?

~ from the Concerts in Your Home “House Concert Guide for Hosts

We’ve performed in many places, but the most meaningful experiences with audiences have been at house concerts and small listening rooms. So if you can throw a party, give us a call. 

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