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  • KeepOn Air – Live Music In Times of Coronavirus

    KeepOn Air is a streaming platform created by KeepOn Live, the Italian live music association, in response to the quarantine imposed by preventions measures to avoid the spreading of the COVID-19 virus.

    KeepOn Air enables live music venues to continue their activity and to keep artists, cultural workers and audiences connected to each other in times of forced-isolation.

    Live music scenes are social gathering places, even when they are shut down. This initiative shows that live music scenes can adapt accordingly to any situation, notably by developing new live music formats.

  • COVID-19: Ticket Refund Policies

    Last update: 03/06/2020 – 16:45 With the restriction of social gatherings and closing down of venues and clubs all over Europe, the COVID-19 crisis has brought up many issues related to event management and cancellation. While many live music scenes struggle to maintain their cash-flow in the green, they are often entitle to reimburse the…

  • Analysis of market trends and gaps in funding needs for the music sector – SUMMARY

    The dialogue between the European Commission and music stakeholders which served as base for the Music Moves Europe programme has identified several challenges and opportunities for the European sector. In addition to a study on the Feasibility of a European Music Observatory, the European Commission asked for an analysis of market trends and gaps in…

  • Green Mobility: initiatives from the live music sector

    In order to better understand a live music event’s carbon emission, and to take action upon it, many organisations have started to measure their carbon footprint. These researches led to interesting results, notably that the most carbon-emitting poles of organising an event are the travels, first of audiences as well as those of artists, especially…

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