Shane Click Live

Private shows are handled on a case by cases bases. I make sure the wants and needs of the client are met and exceeded!

For a generalized detailed summary of a 3 hour public show. Please check below the FAQ - Thanks!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - Booking Shane Click Live (SCL) for Your Event

Thank you for considering Shane Click for your upcoming event(s). We've compiled a list of frequently asked questions to help you understand the booking process and what to expect when hiring him as a performer.

1. What type of events does Shane Click perform at?
- Shane Click is versatile musician and can perform at a wide range of events, including vineyards, breweries, pubs/bars, weddings, corporate functions, private parties, festivals, and more. His diverse repertoire allows him to cater to various musical preferences and event themes.

2. How do I inquire about booking Shane Click?
- To inquire about booking Shane, you are in the right place. Just follow the prompts, we will connect quickly and start moving forward on your event.

3. What information should I include in my booking inquiry?
- When contacting SCL, please provide details such as the event date, location, estimated duration, and any specific requests or themes you have in mind. The more information you can provide, the better SCL can tailor the performance to your needs.

4. What is the typical duration of a performance?
- SCL performance duration can vary depending on your event's requirements. Offering flexible packages that can range from a few hours for smaller events to a full evening of entertainment.

**5. Can Shane Click accommodate special song requests?
- Absolutely! SCL is always open to special song requests and will work with you to create a playlist that suits your event. If there's a particular song you'd like to hear performed, please let us know in advance.

6. What are the technical requirements for booking Shane Click?
- SCL has a small list of technical requirements, including stage dimensions, and power outlets, which will be provided upon booking confirmation. SCL can also work with your event planner or venue to ensure all technical aspects are met.

7. How far in advance should I book Shane Click?
- It is recommended to book as early as possible, especially for popular dates like holidays and weekends. Generally, a minimum of 3-6 months in advance is advisable, but feel free to contact me for availability, even if your event is sooner.

8. Is a deposit required to secure the booking?
- Yes, a deposit is typically required to secure your booking date for any event. The specific deposit amount and payment details will be provided in our booking agreement.

9. What happens in case of unforeseen circumstances or emergencies?
- SCL understands that unforeseen circumstances can arise. Contingency plans are in place and SCL will do its best to provide a replacement if necessary. There would also be an option to reschedule or accommodate changes when possible.

10. Are there any additional services or packages available when booking Shane Click?
- SCL offers various packages that can include services like DJ services, lighting, and sound production. Please let us know your preferences, and we can discuss the options available to enhance your event.

If you have any more questions or would like to start the booking process, please don't hesitate to reach out to us through our website or contact information. We look forward to making your event a memorable one with the music of Shane Click Live!

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**** Private Events are handled on a case by case bases, catering to the needs and wants of the client to provide the best entertainment possible.****

Show Summary for a Public Events:

Preshow:

- I will arrive atleast 45 – 60 minutes early and speak with a manager to see where I will be performing, find out if I can take request, see if I can sell merchandise and MOST importantly, I take note on how I can promote the venue throughout the show (new drinks, a special dish, merchandise, happy hour, etc.)

- After setting up all the equipment and doing a quick sound check, I visit each table, introduce myself, I thank them for coming and hand them a copy of my song list (if allowed) in case they have any song requests.

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Set 1:

- After the first song I introduce myself and thank everyone for coming out

- At approx. 15 minutes in, I thank the staff and remind the patrons to take care of the bartenders/waitstaff etc. At this point I mention any promotions or specials as previously discussed

- During the first 30 minutes is typically a big rush of requests. I work those in as I see fit for the “vibe” and energy of the venue. It is not necessarily the order that I receive them in. This is the case throughout the night.

- At approx. the 30-minute mark I introduce myself again and talk about my merchandise (10 -20 seconds)

- At approx. 45-minute mark I thank my (noncompetitive) first sponsor (5-10 second)

- At the 60-minute mark I thank everyone for the requests so far and tell them how much fun I’m having. I let them know that I’ll be taking a quick break and remind them of the venue’s specials (if applicable)

- I take a 15-minute break and speak with as many patrons as I can, thank them for coming and ask if they are having any special events, birthdays, anniversaries, etc. Also, I complete any merchandise transactions.

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Set 2:
- Before the first song I reintroduce myself, thank the people that are still there and welcome all the new people.

- After the first song I mention any one of the special events that I learned about and thank them for celebrating at the venue (if there is more than one special event, I mention those throughout the performance and not stack them all at once)

- At about 15 minutes in, I thank the staff and remind the patrons to take care of the bartenders/waitstaff etc. At this point I mention any promotions or specials as previously discussed

- At approx. the 30-minute mark I mention introduce myself again and thank my 2nd (noncompetitive) sponsor (5-10 seconds) and mention my merchandise (10-20 seconds)

- At the 45-minute mark I thank everyone for coming out tonight and for request so far and tell them how much fun I’m having. I let them know that I’ll be taking a quick break and remind them of the venue’s specials (if applicable)

- Much like the first break, I take a 15-minute break and speak with as many patrons as I can, complete any merchandise transactions, thank patrons for coming and ask if they are having any special events, birthdays, anniversaries, etc.

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Set 3:
- Before the first song I reintroduce myself, thank the people that are still there and welcome all the new people.

- After the first song I mention any one of the special events that I learned about and thank them for celebrating at the venue (if there is more than one special event, I mention those throughout the performance and not stack them all at once)

- At about 15 minutes in, I thank the staff and remind the patrons to take care of the bartenders/waitstaff etc. At this point I mention any promotions or specials as previously discussed

- At approx. the 30-minute mark I mention introduce myself again and thank my 2nd (noncompetitive) sponsor (5-10 seconds) and mention my merchandise (10-20 seconds)

- At the 45-minute mark I thank everyone for coming out tonight and for request so far and tell them how much fun I’m having. I let them know that this is my last song and remind them to take care of the staff

- The Final song is usually a fun sing along like “Take Me Home Country Roads”, “Sweet Caroline” or “Livin’ on a Prayer” something that leaves the audience feeling good.

- I tell everyone how much WE (the venue and I) appreciate them coming out and spending time with us. Thank them for requesting and tipping. I also mention when I will be returning to the venue.

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Post Show:
- There is usually a 10 – 20 minute spent in conversation with various people (not always).

- I’m usually packed up and ready to go by 30 – 40 minutes after the show.

Shane Click was born in Rockingham Virginia in 1981. Having grown up with his mother a pianist and his grandfather an accomplished guitarist who performed on the Grand Ole Opry, his love of music grew tremendously. Throughout his life, Shane has always been fascinated by a variety of music and how the world is represented through the sounds of others. Naturally, he was drawn to stringed instruments, primarily the guitar. The interest was cultivated during his teenage years and further developed into adulthood through personal experience.

After playing in several local bands, Shane delved into his own solo acoustic performances. The songs that Shane sings during his performance, are only part of the narrative. He often uses his own personal experiences to bring those songs to life and express the story it is trying to tell. It is a collaboration between the artist and the heart. Shane cherishes this connection with music. He feels that the artistic exchange between the performer and the audience is a great experience.

I provide everything needed, all necessary equipment, lights and even a portable stage if requested.