Live Show Prep and Setlist Agent

Show-day problems, like a set that runs long or a missing amp, are usually avoidable with a little prep. Two weeks before a show, this agent confirms the details with the venue: set length, load-in, soundcheck, backline and contacts. It sends the tech rider and stage plot after approval. It drafts a setlist that fits the slot, using song lengths, transitions and past crowd response. Then it checks the setlist time, the key and tuning changes, and the gear list against the backline. If the set runs long, it suggests songs to cut and checks again. It builds a show-day schedule and packing list. The musician approves the setlist and every message. Edge case: a venue without a bass amp is caught from the backline list.