Nate walked backstage. The crowd out near the stage had pretty much dissipated, although there wasn't much of a crowd to begin with. The crowds had gotten smaller and smaller lately, and he had no idea why. He was singing, and that should have been all it took to bring in people. But it wasn't working.
He sat down on a bench, setting his guitar down next to him. He ran a hand through his red-brown shoulder length hair. He didn't think this would happen when he signed that record deal. He was supposed to have fame and fortune. Now he was just struggling to get more than a fifty people at his concerts. He knew he was probably going to be dropped. There was no denying that his career was migrating south, with no intention of coming back.
He sat down on a bench, setting his guitar down next to him. He ran a hand through his red-brown shoulder length hair. He didn't think this would happen when he signed that record deal. He was supposed to have fame and fortune. Now he was just struggling to get more than a fifty people at his concerts. He knew he was probably going to be dropped. There was no denying that his career was migrating south, with no intention of coming back.