Also, it’s super cathartic to check something off the list. Adding to a “master list” is super helpful because you can use it over and over agin for your future school performances. I usually sit down and brainstorm a big list of all the things I want to do and then add to the list along the way. If you write down everything you need to accomplish then you know that you won’t miss anything important. For instance, writing down “confirm extra risers” may help you remember that you also need to “confirm reservation of the auditorium.” Sometimes writing down what you need to do reminds you of something else that you don’t want to forget.

First of all, creating a list helps you remember all the steps that you need to take to make your concert successful. You don’t have to be a certified “list maker” for a concert checklist to be helpful.

You love bulleted lists, checklist apps for your phones, crossing off tasks, and spending time with your planners. I know that even the hint of a checklist has some of you sitting up in your seats. Here are some tips that might make your concert life a little easier! #1 – Make A School Performance Checklist So, In this week’s 2/4 Tuesday link up party I’m going to talk about program/concert stuff… because I just had one this last Tuesday! Programs should be fun and exciting instead of stressful and frustrating. Anything that I can do to alleviate some of the stress and worry is worth it.

I feel like I perpetually get burned out and stressed out when planning for a school performance because there are so many details to work out. I’m always looking for new tips and tricks to make concert preparation easier.

High school concert program template