It's obvious that it's not an essential, necessary step for you to take, but if it help builds wider musical relationships and it supplies you with a greater pool of musicians to work with in the future, then I say, sure go ahead, take it.
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Cons= Gigs will be bars only, possibly an hour away. Pay will be low. Songs people dont dance to, just drink beer and stare at you.
?Is it Fun? if not, the No!Pros= rehearsal is a close drive, less than 15 minutes. Easy set/up tear down, I only bring my bass. Songs are easy to learn. Musicians are good not great.
Cons= Gigs will be bars only, possibly an hour away. Pay will be low. Songs people dont dance to, just drink beer and stare at you.
Help me decide. I play at church 2x a month, and an original band to write with as well currently 1x weekly. This cover band is 1 bass player away from getting a crappy bar gig, what to do??