text: If you are using ticket outlets to sell your tickets, they may charge a percentage of the ticket price which usually is transferred to the ticket buyer.
  Public liability insurance is always required to protect property and persons. Often, the artist will want to be named on a separate policy for themselves and band property.
  Cost for all of your advertising (posters, flyers, newspaper and radio ads, Christian Happenings, etc.).
  Venue may pay a fee to either of these performance rights organizations for the playing of artist's material whom they collect live performance fees for.
  Artist may require a barricade around the front of stage to keep audience a certain distance from the stage.
  Cost of miscellaneous equipment that may be needed for the show. This is NOT the cost of renting sound and lights.
  May be required for load in of sound & light equipment. This is usually the case if the venue doesn't have easy access to the stage area (e.g., load-in ramps, etc.).
  Most often you can get volunteers to help load in and load out sound and light equipment. If you use volunteers, MAKE SURE THEY ARE RELIABLE. If you don't have reliable volunteers, you will need to hire help.
  Depending on the size of your event, you may want medical personnel available should an emergency occur.