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You can say a lot by saying very little. Eva Jerde, front woman, breaks down this perspective shifting hack for letting silence and space in when you’re on the mic talking to the audience. Show More

Kyle sits down with fellow keyboardist Kaitlyn Connor to talk about just what to do during those awkward times when people are soloing and you have nothing to do! Show More

Kyle breaks down the fastest way to figure out what to do with your hands. Giving your hands a mission! Keeps that awkward feeling of not knowing what to do with them away while you’re up on stage. Show More

With examples of Old Time Rock n Roll to Hungarian Rhapsody, Kyle asks frontwoman Eva Jerde, uses the Rockstar hack of silence to get everyone’s attention. Show More

Kinda crazy, but when it comes to public speaking, finding out how to “go crickets” for a second is actually the Rockstar Habit you need because it screams confidence. Show More

Has anyone ever asked you if you’re having performing because you look so serious or are in your head? Wanna change that? Kyle sits down with “The Sunshine of The Blues” Meg Williams to talk about of all things….smiling on stage. Show More

Kyle breaks down how playing Simon Says is the #1 go-to hack to get the audience excited and engaged in what you are doing. Show More

Kyle takes you back to his first winter piano recital where he messed up and it turned into a standing ovation simply by using this rockstar rebound move. Show More

Chilled-out Coffee Shop vs. Sold-out Arena: Award-winning songwriter, Madeline Finn shares how to identify whether an audience requires an energized or chill delivery before you take the mic. Show More

Madeline Finn shares the 40,000 ft. view on quickly controlling anxiety. This technique works fast, on stage and off, which is why rockstars use it to get grounded and centered before every show. Show More

Kyle sits down with the virtuoso keyboardist Kaitlyn Connor to talk rebounds and recoveries. Kaitlyn talks about how she messed up and rebounded on country music’s largest stage, The Grand Ole Opry. Show More

Advanced Technique. Kyle and prodigy guitarist Brandon Wiggers talk about how to use tension and resolution to rebound during a performance mistake. This is where musicianship and performing intersect. Show More

Kyle goes eye–to–eye on the memo’s our eyeballs give to audiences. Exploring what those memos are, and how they impact an audience’s actions, give us more freedom to make eye contact while we’re performing. Show More

Regardless of the song or the tempo, it’s much cooler to let that emotion show during your performance. Kyle talked with hit songwriter, Elvie Shane about the perspective shift that keeps confidence up while hitting the feels. Show More

Kyle shares what to do when your gear or instrument malfunctions during a performance so that you can keep going and keep looking like you’re really into it even though it’s still broken. Show More

Watch how electric violinist, Melissa B turn a nervous foot fidget into a super cool stage move. Great hack for nervous hacks and fidgets. Show More

One Music City lead guitarist discusses how being an authentic version of yourself creates less anxiety than trying to copy what other musicians do. Show More

Country music artist and songwriter with over 100 million streams and more than 100,000 followers shares how introverts like her connect in a big way. Show More

It only takes a couple of the simplest, tiniest actions that you already know how to do, to look like a boss. Show More

Platinum Certified, “My Boy” hit songwriter known for being a champion of wearing your heart on your sleeve, shares how to hit the feels with confidence. Show More

Kyle sits down with prodigy guitarist, Brandon Wiggers about why you want to keep going even when you hit the wrong note. Show More

Walking on stage is part of the show. Front women, Claire Cunningham and Eva Jerde demonstrate the contrast between an anxious and audacious entrance. Show More

Kyle asks Eva Jerde, front woman of Nashville’s trio sibling band, Zeona Road, how to get on stage with a positive vibe no matter what kind of crappy day you’ve had. Show More

Are you making no eye contact with people a habit? Discover the common pitfalls of making no eye contact with the audience and how you can begin to change it. Eva Jerde talks about how having good eye contact is crucial in establishing a connection with the audience, and some easy ways you can start […]

It’s one of those undeniable facts about performing, people want to know who you are! Show More

When standing on stage to perform, it can feel too intimidating to work the stage. Kyle shares the strategy that demystifies where to go and how to work it. Show More

Do you have a recital or an open mic coming up, and you’re not sure what to say to the crowd before you play your song? This Omni Hang with Kyle Daniel and Jenny Teator has the hack you need. Show More

Kyle asks Madeline Finn, singer/songwriter and first woman to receive the John Lennon Love Song-Award, how she talks to the audience and about her song. Show More

Kyle breaks down the must knows for making a killer stage entrance. Perfect for first timers and beginners! Show More

Kyle and band leader/drummer, Will Johnston, talk about how to create the freedom you need to make awesome facial expressions while you’re performing. Show More

Kyle shares what to do when your gear or instrument malfunctions during a performance so that you can keep going and keep looking like you’re really into it even though it’s still broken Show More