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How My First Gig Went

It started off with the other guitarist in our band coming over to us and announcing he was sick, so he probably would not play to his full potential, which he ended up doing quite well though. As we started, our bassist got a little nervous and screwed up terribly, acting like he did on the first day he got it, just plucking notes wildly. Knowing all of this, our first song was a disaster. However, we pulled together after that song and played our other 2 songs to perfection. I was very happy on the outcome of our first performance.

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