Live Band Contract

- Names of Parties to Agreement

- Contract Items, Package, and Pricing

- Fees and Retainer Clause

- Coverage Clause
- Cancellation by Client Clause
- Rescheduling by Client Clause
- Company Services and Discretion Clause
- Work Area & Venue Requirements Clause
- Company Responsibilities Clause
- Music Selection & Performance Limitations Clause
- Posting on Social Media Clause
- Musical Style Clause
- Meals and Breaks Clause
- Harassment Clause
- Safe Working Environment Clause
- Venue and Location Limitations Clause
- Permits and Additional Fees Clause
- Travel Fees Clause
- Client’s Responsibility to Secure Insurance Clause
- Inclement Weather Clause
- Communication Clause
- Confirmation of Reception Schedule Clause
- Use of Event Images Clause
- Model Release Clause
- Indemnification Clause
- Limitation of Liability Clause
- Maximum Damages Clause
- Force Majeure Clause
- Cancellation of Services by Company Clause
- Sales Tax Clause
- Entire Agreement Clause
- Venue and Jurisdiction Clause
- Arbitration Clause
- Severability Clause
- Transfer Clause
- Headings Clause
- Notice Clause
- Counterparts/Facsimile Signature Clause
- Signature Lines

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