| From the Where2sing.com forum: I'm not, just for your patrons or in other words, my fellow singers. I just got the impression that you would let a venue manager tell you how to run your show. If that isn't the case well I stand corrected. But if not, would you tell him how to run his pub or club? I just can't see why any venue manager could even think that it would be beneficial to ask the host to do a set amount of songs per night. I too can understand starting a new set with one from the host, especially if the crowd aren't responding, but no more than 3 or 4 maximum depending on the length of the show.
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