[2] Should A Band Form An LLC (Limited Liability Company)

Should you or your band form an LLC (limited liability corporation)? Good question.
First off, disclaimer, I am not an attorney and this information is for entertainment purposes only. Use it as you will but I’m not advising anything. For legal counsel find a good music attorney.
So, knowing I’m not a lawyer, I wanted to share some information that may help you determine if you need to form an LLC or not.
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[@gigfaster]

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[@PercussiveSoundsASMR]

I'm planning on starting up a group to perform and immediately had so many questions about the logistics. I'm not sure we would need an LLC quite yet, but I definitely want to start off on the right foot. what i gathered from this is to start up the group, get it going, practice, and look for gigs THEN set up the LLC when we are ready and established. very helpful video thank you!

[@MdhLV]

Thanks for posting this. My band is just starting out. We had a venue (neighborhod association) that wanted to book us to play for a community event. They ask for our W9 and certificate of insurance to add us as a vendor. Not sure what business structure to set up since we aren't a full time band by any stretch. maybe 4-5 gigs a year is what we will do.

[@brentpaul]

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[@NathanMacAdams]

Donald Fagen, I.e., Walter Becker - Steely Dan. I was shocked you brought this up!

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