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Weebly has stepped up their game. Your site looks really good. It looks better than many of the seasoned pro's I must say. Some will ride you for it not being pro with the weebly part in the URL. Dont mind them. If you get contacts via the site and start filling your dates move forward. If not consider upgrading thins as you go.
 
Looks good. After you get some cash flowing you might want to switch to a URL of your own and point it here or adapt this site to the new URL. It would be easier to do SEO on a proper site
 
Looks good, especially for a free site.... my only comment is to fix up your logo so it looks like it actually belongs with the website.

Thanks. Thats the only downside. It doesn't have every feature. But, it's not like I have to pay for it......so, I can't complain......
I did fade the logo a bit, which helped a tad instead of having it bright white bold against the colors.....
 
The site is ok but one thing i noticed that i feel you should change is the part about getting paid before you leave a gig. You want to make sure you have all your money before you play a single song. You can't take back a thing you do once you get started.

Trust me i've gotten burned in the past. Either i wouldn't get paid the full amount or not at all. Some surely will skip out without paying you or the person that was supposed to pay you will leave early. I have it in our contract that if we are to be paid the balance the day of the event it is due in cash prior to setup.
 
I think it looks really good. Look to secure your own domain ($7-$14 a year) and map it to point to the weebly site. After seeing yours I checking out weebly right now.

Thanks for posting this!!
 
Sean - I'm not sure you need releases to use group shots at an event, especially if the people or the location are not named (there is a need for a release if it appears someone is promoting you or your business). Some of the photos you have have blacked out peoples faces .. looks a bit strange. If the photo is of someone specifically, yes, get a release, but I don't see an issue using the original photos in most of what you have. Others might differ of course.
 
I love the pic of the faders (a Behringer mixer, I believe)
but Mike was right about the logo.
It looks kinda small and unimportant next to the mixer pic.

and get a new picture of your gear.
it makes your setup look bad.
which is doing more harm than good.