Performing in a drunken state is nothing but a nuisance

There are surprisingly many people who can’t perform live until they’ve had some alcohol.

Isn’t that a lie? You may think so, but there are actually a lot of them.

I, too, have had the experience of performing live while drinking.

I can’t say anything too grandiose, but I’ll write what I think.

There is a live space where you are welcome to perform after drinking alcohol

There is a live space where you are welcome to perform after drinking alcohol.

This may be because alcohol has the highest profit margin at restaurants.

A musician became a hot topic when he became drunk during an encore at a festival and messed up his songs and performance, resulting in criticism from his co-stars.

I have also made similar criticisms, although on a completely different scale.

If they had performed properly, I wouldn’t have had to say anything, but drunk people tend to get involved in the audience.

At least if it’s a one-man show and there are only our own fans, then maybe people will forgive us for that.

If we don’t take into account that there are a fair number of people who feel uncomfortable, I think it will become more difficult in the future.

Personally, I don’t really like performing on stage while drinking alcohol

Personally, I don’t really like performing on stage while drinking alcohol.

This is because you simply become physically tired and your judgment becomes too lenient.

So basically I don’t drink alcohol before going on stage.

It tastes better if you drink it slowly after it’s finished.

Of course, there is no denying that some people have a routine of having a light drink before performing.

It’s simply that I won’t do it.

I would also like to note that it is not as easy as you might expect to stick to this.

It’s hard to politely decline someone’s question, “Why don’t you drink?”

Summary

It is important to say, “Even if you drink alcohol, don’t get drunk.”

Can you look at yourself objectively? or not? It may be a fork in the road.