Music industry
Post-Pandemic Music Industry Predictions: The Great Divide Between Embraced And Impacted
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- Tuesday, 26 May 2020
Many great articles are being written about how musicians can survive these unprecedented times, from how to host live concerts, learn platforms like Twitch and how fans can support artists, among others.
Sales of Instruments and Music Gear Are Soaring. Will Quarantine Spark a Renaissance?
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- Tuesday, 26 May 2020
Defying the economic downturn, online business is booming for Apple’s GarageBand music software, as well as Sweetwater, Guitar Center, Reverb, and other retailers.
It’s going to be a long road for everybody to start seeing recovery in the live music industry
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- Tuesday, 26 May 2020
That’s the multi-billion dollar question on the lips of everyone who works in the business globally, as festivals, agencies and promoters deal with the fallout of losing what could be an entire year’s worth of income as a result of the coronavirus crisis.
L’industrie allemande de la musique demande 628 millions de dollars en financement d’urgence
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- Tuesday, 26 May 2020
Des groupes de l’industrie musicale allemande avertissent le public et les représentants du gouvernement qu’un «effondrement corona» se produira à moins que la communauté musicale ne reçoive une aide financière supérieure à 628 millions de dollars (582 millions d’euros).
Los ingresos de la industria de la música caerán 25% en 2020 y tendrán un gran repunte en 2021
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- Tuesday, 26 May 2020
Luego de enfrentar tres meses de cancelaciones de conciertos, cierre de recintos y un stop general en casi todos los sectores de la industria debido a la pandemia del Covid-19, el pronóstico de ingresos para este año no es muy alentador.
Is the future of live music a drive-in concert?
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- Tuesday, 12 May 2020
While live concerts look to be a ways off in California, a city in Denmark found a workaround that might make some sense for L.A. as well.
The Post-Covid Concert Hall Catastrophe
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- Tuesday, 12 May 2020
When we return to the stage to present opera, dance, theatre, or symphonic works in our 2,000+ seat halls, will our subscribers be there with tickets in hand? It is an interesting question. But it is the wrong one.
Facebook Announces Artists & Businesses Will Be Able To Charge For Live Streams
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- Tuesday, 12 May 2020
Facebook is now set to provide a new way for performers to earn money on the platform. The social networking service is adding more features for Facebook Live real-time videos, including a way to charge for access to content.
Coronavirus Might Kill The Music Industry. Maybe It Needed To Die
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- Tuesday, 12 May 2020
Venues, festivals and musicians face a precarious future, but could Covid-19 be a catalyst for reform in an industry that seriously undervalues its artists?
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