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Step 2 to improve your chances of getting on any vocal reality show should be to consider your wardrobe options that best suit your character.

Image is everything in entertainment. You might be low on cash, then at minimum, get a unique haircut or get your hair styled. If you have a low budget, then get clothes that match your artistic character that will make you stand out a little bit; stylish and current if that is your thing, or stylish and a throw back if you are a retro artist.

You very well may be unsure how to dress. If so, then go to a magazine stand and look at some music and entertainment books and see what your favorite music stars are wearing. Now, I understand you may not have the coin to buy clothes similar to what your favorite artist is wearing but, with some attempt, you can take after them fairly inexpensively. Don't copy smack-dab what they are wearing, but at least you'll be able to get some insight as to what is current. More often than not, your local thrift store will have sufficient choices to get you started.

And, accessorize your outfit, if that is your style. Just a little accessorizing can make a considerable difference. Heck, you may even be able to pull your entire wardrobe together by mixing and matching from your friends' and families' closets. Don't over do it and it is generally a good idea to dress in a fashion that best reflects your personality and style of music.

I'll tell you a quick story about wardrobe. When I was playing on the Sunset Strip, a producer came to see us at a sound check at the Troubador in Hollywood. After the sound check he pulled us aside and said, "I really like your music. I really think I can help you guys. But, did you guys just get back from the beach?" We said, "Uhhhhhh, no." He said, "If you want to be a rock star, then you need to look like a rock star when you are in public and that goes for sound checks too. If you want me to work with you, then you need to look like rock stars ALL the time. Otherwise, I'm not going to bother wasting my time with you guys. Next time I see you guys you better be wearing your "get up." So, get in character and look the part. Otherwise, no one will ever take you as serious artists." Basically, he was saying, " "Get in character and live that character 24/7. The only way to become a rock star is to first and foremost believe that you can become one. Then you have to start to look like one and live it and own it."

In step 3 we'll talk about getting in to shape and ways to improve your vocal stamina that will improve your chances of getting on your favorite vocal reality show.