PIMP YOUR SHOW ONLINE TRAINING
You rehearse your songs.
But do you actually rehearse your show?
Learn to think about everything that happens before, between, and during your songs so you can build a live show that feels dynamic, cohesive, and true to who you are as an artist.
Lifetime access • Online training • Learn at your own pace
YOUR SONGS ARE READY. WHAT ABOUT THE REST?
Your songs can be perfectly rehearsed… and your show can still feel like something is missing.
You know how every song starts. You know your lyrics. Your musicians know their parts. Soundcheck is done.
Then the show starts.
And between two songs… what happens?
How do you walk onstage?
When do you talk to the audience?
How do you move from a high-energy moment into something more intimate?
What do you do during an instrumental intro?
How do you use the space?
And how do you end the show so the audience still wants more?
A lot of artists rehearse their music.
Far fewer rehearse
the experience their audience is going to have.
THINK IN MOMENTS
A song is a song.
Onstage, it can become a moment.
A recorded song needs to be able to exist without you. Someone can listen to it in the car, through headphones, or while making dinner.
Live music is different.
You’re there. The audience is there.
Something can happen between you.
That’s why Pimp Your Show teaches you to build a live performance by thinking in moments, instead of simply placing one song after another.
Every moment has a purpose.
And a question that once felt vague — “How do I make my show better?” — suddenly becomes much more concrete.
CHANGE THE WAY YOU SEE YOUR SHOW
After this training, you won’t look at your live show the same way.
You’ll start asking yourself different questions.
Why does this song come at this point in the show?
What should the audience feel in this exact moment?
Does this movement actually serve a purpose?
What happens between these two songs?
Does this interaction actually bring the audience closer to me?
How do I want to begin… and how do I want to leave the room at the end?
You’re no longer just trying to play your repertoire well.
You’re starting to build a show.
A FOUR-STEP METHOD
Four steps to move from your songs to your show.
P for PLANNING
Understand what you need to create before you start creating it.
Length, context, venue, audience, artistic identity, objectives.
I for IMAGINATION
Explore what your show could become.
Moments, ideas, movement, interaction, transitions, contrasts.
M for MASTERY
Take the ideas out of your head and put them onstage.
Try. Rehearse. Adjust. Repeat until your choices start to feel natural.
P for PERFORMANCE
Put the show in front of an audience and pay attention to what actually happens.
Because a show keeps evolving once it meets its audience.
Online training • $67 • Lifetime access
INSIDE THE TRAINING
Not “stage tricks.”
A way to build your show.
Your artistic identity
Understand what makes you different and what you genuinely want to bring onstage with you.Your moments
Use your repertoire to create a journey instead of a succession of songs.Planning
Take the length, space, audience, and technical realities into account before making your decisions.
Imagination
Explore what you can do with your body, the stage, your musicians, transitions, and your relationship with the audience.Rehearsal
Work on more than the notes: movement, speaking, transitions, and interactions.
Performance
Test your choices in front of an audience to see what should stay, what should change, and what deserves to be developed further.
YOUR SHOW SHOULD FEEL LIKE YOU
You don’t need to become a different person onstage.
Being good onstage doesn’t necessarily mean talking constantly, jumping around, being extroverted, or getting the audience involved every five minutes.
A stage presence can be explosive. It can also be restrained, funny, vulnerable, strange, calm, or minimal.
What matters is that your choices have intention and that your show feels like you.
The Pimp Your Show Method isn’t designed to make every artist look the same.
It gives you a way to work with what’s already there: your world, your personality, and your music.
BEHIND PIMP YOUR SHOW
Olivier Laroche knows the stage from both sides.
Olivier is a musician himself. As a bass player, he has performed with artists and bands across a wide range of styles and settings.
His background also includes film studies, acting, television hosting, and artist representation.
Today, as a stage coach, director, and creator of the Pimp Your Show Method, he helps artists design, structure, and rehearse their live shows.
His work focuses on what happens around, between, and during the songs: transitions, body language, space, speaking, and the relationship with the audience.
Artists have already been through the process.
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START WORKING ON YOUR SHOW
For $67, start working on what almost nobody ever taught you to rehearse.
Pimp Your Show Online Training
A self-paced online training designed to help you think through, build, rehearse, and continue developing your live show using the Pimp Your Show Method.
The complete video training
The four-step Pimp Your Show Method
The exercises and tools included in the training
A learning path you can follow at your own pace
Lifetime access
Only 67 $
One-time payment • Lifetime access
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
You may have a few question.
Here are some anwsers.
I’m just getting started onstage. Is it too early for this?
No. The training is designed to help you build strong preparation habits from the beginning. You don’t need years of stage experience before you start thinking about your moments, movement, transitions, and relationship with the audience.
I already have a lot of live experience. Can this still help me?
Yes. You can also use the approach to rethink an existing show, prepare a new production, work on an industry showcase, or look at a performance you already do from a different angle.
Is this suitable for bands?
Yes. The principles can be applied to both solo artists and bands. They can help you think about each person’s role, how you use the stage, how band members interact, and how the overall show fits together.
I’m not an extrovert. Can this approach still work for me?
Yes. The goal isn’t to make you more extroverted. Your show should feel like you. You’ll learn to make choices that fit your identity and bring more intention to what you do onstage.
How long will I have access to the training?
You get lifetime access to the training. That means you can come back whenever you’re preparing a new show or want to revisit part of your current one.
Can I go through it at my own pace?
Yes. The training is completely online, and you can move through it according to your own schedule.
Is the training refundable?
No. Purchases of this training are final and non-refundable. We encourage you to read through the full training description carefully before enrolling.
YOUR NEXT SHOW STARTS IN REHEARSAL
The next time you rehearse your show, don’t just rehearse your songs.
Work on what the audience is going to see.
What they’re going to feel.
What’s going to happen between you.
Because your songs are the raw material.
The show itself still has to be built.
Solid music.
A live show that feels alive.
An experience worth remembering.
Pimp Your Show Online Training
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