I want to sing in a bar, and I would like to ask for advice from those with experience, what should I pay attention to when I go on stage for the first time, what should I do if I forget my words, and

I want to sing in a bar, and I would like to ask for advice from those with experience, what should I pay attention to when I go on stage for the first time, what should I do if I forget my words, and how is the fee calculated?

1. Try to relax as much as possible when you are on stage. Ways to overcome nervousness include lowering the lights, raising the volume of the music, sitting down and singing, etc. Be careful when you go on stage for the first time. Others won't think it's your first time, so it's best not to think about the difference between your first time and next time.

2. There are many ways to adjust the atmosphere. The key depends on what kind of atmosphere your boss wants to achieve and what type of bar it is. Ask your boss if he is considering this, or else, before asking, try to adjust the atmosphere less and sing better.

3. Some sing every day, and some sing several times a week. It depends on the bar arrangement. Some bars have two singers, so you and he will discuss it. I have to sing 2 to 30 songs in one night.

4. From my experience, you need to know at least 50 songs.

I sang in a bar for half a year before I graduated as a senior, and then I started working. I don’t know if I can help you, but if you like singing, go and sing. I appreciate it. I wish you all the best!