Today’s post introduces the Music Venue Trust, set up at the start of the year, in which they introduce their work, and their latest campaign, centred on Noise Abatement regulation.
Introduction to the Music Venue Trust – Mark Davyd
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#MusicWithoutBarriers: Attitude is Everything’s new online campaign – Suzanne Bull
Camden Labour councillors target buskers – Hamish Birchall
Flyering is a vital part of grassroots live music promotion – Dr Emma Webster
Following on from Lord Clement-Jones’ blog post about the Campaign Against Leafleting Bans, Dr Emma Webster’s reply is based on her personal experiences as a flyerer, and on her doctoral research into the promotion of live music. In this post, she identifies a number of reasons why flyering is a vital part of grassroots live music promotion, including branding, networks, and cost.
Campaign Against Leafleting Bans – Lord Clement-Jones
Lord Clement-Jones, one of the driving forces behind the Live Music Act 2012, is now involved in a campaign to protect small-scale cultural and community events from local authority restrictions on flyering. In this blog post, he explains why he believes that leafleting is a key civic freedom and one vital to grassroots events.