Acoustic guitar covers are the coolest way to make pop songs have a whole new meaning. Check out my tips to creating your own acoustic guitar song cover here!

Acoustic gigs are SO much fun! They are simple to organize, usually pretty personal with the audience, and you can pretty do whatever you want! The only downfall of them is if you aren’t mindful of spicing things up, songs can end up sounding similar because you don’t have a band to play the parts, the show can drag because there aren’t surprises in dynamics, and they just aren’t as high energy because you simply don’t have as many people on stage. In this blop, you will find 5 tips on how to spice up your solo acoustic gig to make it more fun and lively!

When I first started wanting to write songs, I remember sitting on my couch and having NOTHING good I wanted to put on paper. Since my sister and I started writing together, I have some tips for those of you that want to get started songwriting but don’t know where to begin!

A lot of people I have talked to mention getting a really cheap acoustic guitar to start and figure it will have to SOUND cheap. But there are so many great acoustic guitar options out there under $500, you shouldn’t have to buy something that doesn’t sound good just because you aren’t ready to invest a lot of money into a high-end guitar. All of these acoustic guitars are awesome prices and sound wonderful so you stay inspired while you are learning how to play!

Your rhythm hand on the guitar doesn’t typically get as much attention as the fretting hand maybe because it’s not quite as flashy or noticeable! But I honestly think it’s possibly more important! In this blog, you’ll learn a few tips to improve your rhythm hand!