| From the Where2sing.com forum: Hi Fossie
we have done many shows in both pubs and clubs (leagues) over the years and yes there is a difference with the main difference being the audience.... however essentially it still comes down to the same thing...bartake $$...or in some cases and to a much lesser extent meals.. and even pokies I guess....although the latter two are often not even considered by management as being as a result of a Karaoke show ...If you have been at this venue for 19 years as you say then I suggest that overall it has been and continues to be a profitable experience for the club in question plain and simple and they certainly dont keep you on for own their good health?;-)
I have no problem with people singing the same songs week in and week out.....as long as they are not a SWD and do not affect my audience in a negative way .
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