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I Want To Manage A Band. Do I Need A Contract?

It is always recommended that any agreement between parties be reduced to writing. While band management does not legally require a contract, it would be foolish to enter such a relationship without one, since you could end up paving the way for a band to be very successful and discarded by the band in the end without any recourse or financial compensation. You should consult an attorney as to any contractual negotiations involved.

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