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Home Ā» Live Style Europe Podcasts Ā» Live Style Europe Podcast #18 – March 2021
  • Live Style Europe Podcast #18 – March 2021

    Published on 30 March 2021

    This month of March 2021 mark the Covid-19 one year anniversary. It’s been exactly a year since all live music venues are shut down, struggling to survive despite some emergency funds provided by the European governments. Music lovers are painfully missing the warming energy of the concerts and festivals, but, more importantly, the whole ecosystem behind the stage is in danger.

    We fear that it becomes difficult to rebuild the sector after the crisis, and we are very concerned about the mental health of the staff working in venues, which continuously need to adapt without any overview of the future.

    During this long year, European associations have been working on reopening protocols, calling for a clear vision all around Europe. You can find all of our statements on our website.

    This is a global crisis, so what support can The European Union bring to the companies, non-profit organizations and individuals? Culture is a national competence, so how do the European institutions and the Member States collaborate to support the cultural sector?

    Gabriele Rosana, Policy Director at Culture Action Europe, answered our questions.

    euradio Ā· Live Style Europe #18 – 26/03/2021
  • LSE Podcast – March 2019

    In this 5th Live Style Europe radio show: – Interview with Marc Steens from Clubcircuit, one of our two members in Belgium – Feedback on the first session of our Live Style Europe working group ā€œMusic is not noiseā€ Information mentioned: World Health Organisation noise guidelines for the European region Live DMA Resource Platform: –…

  • Live Style Europe #17 – January 2021

    The European music sector is a diverse ecosystem of artists, live music organisers, publishers, not-for-profit organisations and music lovers. The production and enjoyment of music has changed a lot in the past years. In this context, and as part of Music Moves Europe (the sectorial programme from the European Union), the European Commission has recently…

  • Understand the relationship between gentrification and small music venues

    Are small music venues being gentrified? This question is central to Trine Heide’s essay, MA student at the University of Copenhagen. She tackles the subject of Urban Theory and examines the links between gentrification and small music venues in the UK and in Denmark. What is gentrification? Gentrification is a process, where local communities, people…

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