Information on awards to artists offered by the governments of fourteen countries, examining over thirty awards (as distinct from grants) with details of how they are judged.
Category Archives: Resources
Research into local authority responses to changing conditions for public entertainment licences on behalf of the Scottish Artists Union – Lorraine Simpson (2012)
Towards ‘pure’ sound: The case for raising audio standards at live music events – Davies Roberts (2012)
The Economic Impact of the Cultural and Creative Industries in Oxfordshire – Oxford Inspires (2010)
Oxford: Night Time Cultural Economy Study – Oxford Inspires / The Oxford Student Consultancy (2012)
How green was my festival: Exploring challenges and opportunities associated with staging green events – Jennifer Laing and Warwick Frost (2010)
Understanding the Links Between Performing Artists and Audiences – Roland J. Kushner (2003)
Green Orchestras Guide – Julie’s Bicycle (2010)
Green Music Guide – Julie’s Bicycle (2009)
Jam Packed Part 1: Audience Travel Emissions from Festivals – Julie’s Bicycle (2009)
Findings of the report First Step: UK Music Industry Greenhouse Gas Emissions 2007 which identified that annual audience travel to music events accounts for 43% of greenhouse gas emissions from the UK music industry. Of this, music festivals contribute 24% of all music audience travel emissions, 68% of the festival sector’s total emissions.