How the Pandemic Changed Music | KQEDThe COVID-19 pandemic drastically disrupted the live music industry, affecting musicians, venues, and fans alike.Returning to live performances meant navigating new health protocols and heightened crowd behavior issues.
Canada's live music industry grew economy by more than $10B in 2023: report | CBC NewsCanada's live music industry contributed $10.92 billion to the economy in 2023, supporting over 101,640 jobs.
SXSW shrinks as indie venues contemplate competitiveness - Austin MonitorIndependent music venues face tough competition from major promoters, impacting their survival.SXSW's changes could threaten the financial stability of small venues in Austin.
Canada's live music industry grew economy by more than $10B in 2023: report | CBC NewsCanada's live music industry contributed $10.92 billion to the economy in 2023, supporting over 101,640 jobs.
SXSW shrinks as indie venues contemplate competitiveness - Austin MonitorIndependent music venues face tough competition from major promoters, impacting their survival.SXSW's changes could threaten the financial stability of small venues in Austin.
Bills covering DEI, handguns draw concern from Music Commission - Austin MonitorConcerns are rising over a proposed bill allowing licensed handguns at government events due to potential impacts on event hosting and insurance costs.
The gig economy: ticket inflation is getting worse, so where does all the money go?Oasis ticket price surge sparks debate about fair pricing in concerts, highlighting issues with dynamic pricing amidst increasing living costs.