| From the Where2sing.com forum: I go to three of the top six (and others that appear in the list from time to time) on a regular basis and ALL have spot on singer rotation, and all are consistently popular gigs often getting over 30 singers, and often only two songs in a night. They are ALL entertaining shows, and having the same singer order throughout the show does nothing to detract from that, and I myself feel secure knowing that such and such is after so and so, and what's his name is after whats her face.
and if you have a good mix of singers and are an entertaining host who gets involved with the crowd THAT is what keeps people coming back week after week.
I think the REGULARS of any show need to feel safe and secure, and having poor song roation is most likely NOT geing to provide that.
I also think it is wrong to rubbish other shows because they do the right thing.
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