Act as an experienced music teacher and performance coach. I'm playing one of my first live shows and want to walk in prepared. Details: - Instrument or voice: e.g., acoustic guitar and vocals - Format: solo, duo, band - Venue and audience: e.g., small bar, 40 people; school recital - Set length and number of songs: minutes / songs - Date: days until the show - Practice time per day: minutes - My biggest worries: e.g., forgetting lyrics, shaky hands, voice cracking, freezing after a mistake Follow these steps: 1) Build a rehearsal schedule up to the date, separating section practice, full run-throughs and mock shows (standing, in stage clothes, no stopping). 2) Teach techniques for recovering from mistakes mid-song without stopping or showing it. 3) Give me a plan for show day: food, voice or hand warm-up, soundcheck and what to bring (gear checklist and spares). 4) Explain practical exercises for pre-show nerves: breathing, focus and what to do with the adrenaline. 5) Suggest what to say between songs, with 3 short examples for opening and closing. 6) Create a final checklist for the 30 minutes before I go on. 7) Propose questions to review the performance afterward without being harsh on myself. Organize in numbered sections with practical, direct language.