Now that I have your attention, here's my problem:
I don't have that much stage experience, only started gigging 2 weeks ago, so I've done 2 shows so far. I'm the frontman, playing guitar and singing at the same time, so most of the time I stand and deliver.
I am already looking people in the eye while I sing, cycling through the crowd at random so everyone feels involved. Whenever there's a part where I don't have to sing, I take a step back and get into it a little more, but I'm not exactly loose - the polymetric nature of most of our riffs further complicates this, but the root of the problem is me not really being a dancer.
What are your approaches to a better stage performance, when most of the time you are fixed to one position with your hands busy?
I don't have that much stage experience, only started gigging 2 weeks ago, so I've done 2 shows so far. I'm the frontman, playing guitar and singing at the same time, so most of the time I stand and deliver.
I am already looking people in the eye while I sing, cycling through the crowd at random so everyone feels involved. Whenever there's a part where I don't have to sing, I take a step back and get into it a little more, but I'm not exactly loose - the polymetric nature of most of our riffs further complicates this, but the root of the problem is me not really being a dancer.
What are your approaches to a better stage performance, when most of the time you are fixed to one position with your hands busy?