Fast Singing Warmup

If you're a singer who's always on the go, having a quick and effective vocal warm-up can make all the difference before a gig.

Hey, I’m Abram from 30 Day Singer, and if you’re a regular gigging musician, you need a reliable vocal warm-up that works fast and gets results. I’ve found that just five minutes of intentional warm-up can make my voice feel way healthier and more responsive. First up: lip trills. They’re a super simple way to connect breath support and vocal control. Just glide through a pattern with that classic “brrrr” sound and let your breath do the work—don’t overthink it.

Next, we jump into some vocal agility work to get things moving. Using a basic “na na na” pattern, we speed things up a bit and really get the vocal cords stretched and ready. It’s like a mini workout for your voice—and trust me, it pays off big time when you hit the stage or start your singing practice.

Then we shift to something more personal: using actual words. I like the phrase “I feel the power.” It’s simple, but singing it out with intention makes a huge difference. You can totally swap it out with anything that matches your vibe or the mood of your performance—just tweak the rhythm and keep it natural.

The point of this quick vocal warm-up routine is to feel synced up—voice, breath, and mindset all working together. So whether you’re about to hit the stage, hop on a livestream, or just jam with your band, take five minutes to warm up your voice and set the tone. Your vocals will sound stronger, more confident, and ready to deliver every single time. Good luck out there—and keep singing!