I could go on and on.

We do are show once a week on Friday and every other Saturday. We work hard to keep the show to are standars. We put time into our shows that the singers don't see, (making fliers, the books, buying discs, and planning new things to bring in the business). We also put in time on private partys.

We also have "regular jobs" (what ever that is) that we pay the bills with. I started singing karaoke to fill the void that the lack of a band left in me. I started running shows to bring a more of the "You are the star" attitude to singers that some other shows miss (some times karaoke singers need to feel like they are doing more than singing someone else's song.)

Though I don't have a regular gig, I do cover friend's shows on a regular basis. And most of the KJs I cover for have the bare bones minimum of equipment. I have a professional setup with mixer, power amps, vocal effects processors, monitors and what not. Singers really enjoy singing on my setup and bar owners want me to replace some of my friends. I tell them I'm not interested. A) I wouldn't do that to my friends and B) I don't know that I would want to lug all that stuff around to various places several times a week.