Like many other aspects of life, the music industry has been changed, possibly permanently, by the coronavirus pandemic. There have been predictions of financial meltdown and of venue closures on a vast scale; suggestions that now is the moment for streaming services to change the way they pay musicians; even arguments that pop music in lockdown provides a model for how the music business should be: more creatively free, more resourceful, less reliant on touring.
Hmmm is was thinking the opposite
We do, we all just got sick of ticketmaster and LiveNationUK facilitating scalping/gouging and ripping us off at every turn.
None of them play an instrument just blew a music producer to get where they are.
It always has been hence Festivals. Pity about the ticket prices for Live though
Why do they all together look like mugshots of a child trafficking ring.
Was live music thought to be not special?
Live local/regional music IS special. Lip-synced pop live can stay gone forever.
Its mostly shit, tbh