ABONE intends to negotiate a July reopening as ongoing vaccination campaigns continue to quell the threat of COVID-19.
ABONE intends to negotiate a July reopening as ongoing vaccination campaigns continue to quell the threat of COVID-19.
Test event data may show that live events without social distancing or masks have as little risk of COVID-19 transmission as shopping.
U.K. lawmakers reportedly find it highly unlikely that COVID-19 restrictions imposed on gatherings will lift by June 21st.
The community-based music platform previously known as Black Bandcamp has officially relaunched as Black Artist Database.
Night Time Industries (NTIA) Scotland is suing the Scottish government for COVID-19 restrictions it argues are unjust.
A test event conducted at Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona last month set out to determine whether gatherings increase rates of COVID-19 transmission.
In an open letter to Boris Johnson, the Incorporated Society of Musicians have demanded a plan for musicians to tour the EU after Brexit.
Spanish officials have announced that the country will adopt the Digital Green Certificate system proposed by the EU in March.
Following technical difficulties, the Small Business Administration’s Shuttered Venue Operators Grant program will accept applicants.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has declared that beginning in April, New York music venues will be allowed to open at 33% capacity.
U.K. lawmakers have announced a 2021 Spring Budget that will give culture workers sidelined by COVID-19 a light at the end of the tunnel.
U.S. vinyl records outsold CDs last year for the first time since 1986 according to the RIAA’s 2020 Year-End Music Industry Revenue Report.
SieXsein Europe, the INA say that their system would ensure safe events – even without face masks or social distancing.
A number of live music industry professionals in the U.K. have spoken on the reopening plan that forecasts the return of nightlife.
International nightclub brand Pacha Group has announced that the grand opening of a hotel called Destino Pacha Mykonos in June.
In a Monday announcement, Boris Johnson has outlined a four-step reopening process that could see nightclubs and mass gatherings return as soon as June.
Bandcamp has apparently joined services like Facebook, Google and Instagram in having civilian access to it restricted by the Chinese government.
Ibiza’s de-escalation process has begun, with bars and restaurants allowed to reopen outdoor areas and terraces beginning March 2nd.
Vinyl record sales on Discogs in 2020 grew by even more than was projected in their Mid-Year Report – 40.75% more than in 2019, to be exact.
The findings of the APPG’s investigation into COVID-19’s effect on U.K. nightlife have been published in a 45-page report.
U.K. Under-Secretary of State for COVID-19 Vaccine Deployment Nadhim Zahawi suggested that live events are unlikely to resume anytime before August.
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that rapid testing could pave the way towards reopening for live events and other affected industries.
You Check pivoted in 2020 to offer “digital health passport” services set to trial in March at 100 Club in London and Exchange in Bristol.
Governor Andrew Cuomo said that starting later in February, large venues will be able to admit patrons who test negative for COVID-19 72 hours beforehand.
Mzesumzira has launched a fundraiser for eZo Festival as it was not able to take place as usual in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The team behind Dutch drum and bass brand Liquicity have shared that the government expects festivals are expected to resume by July 1st, 2021.
Total operating losses came in at $810 million for Spotify in 2020, over four times the losses of 2019 for the streaming giant.
The NTIA has followed up their November warning of club “extinction” by estimating that 81% of U.K. nightlife establishments will not survive past February.
2008’s Choose Your Weapon by the virtually unheard-of Scaramanga Silk has exchanged hands for the sum of $41,095 – an all-time record for Discogs.
Rowan Cannon of Wild Rumpus has pressed the U.K. House of Commons Culture Select Committee to consider allowing smaller festivals to take place.