Innovation Showcase Live
Innvation takes many forms. Tech gets a lot of attention, but seeing others working smarter can sparks your own ideas. This year we’re giving 45 minutes to people innovating in interesting ways.
Innvation takes many forms. Tech gets a lot of attention, but seeing others working smarter can sparks your own ideas. This year we’re giving 45 minutes to people innovating in interesting ways.
We are increasingly talking about artist mental health, and staying healthy on the road. How can we ensure this is true for everyone in the touring family, not just the headline artist?
It has been a bumper year for stadium gigs, with fans rushing back and top tier talent commanding very high prices. However, at the grassroots level there is a lot of pressure on venues and the middle market has not seen the same boost in demand that the top shows have. Meanwhile, music is becoming more global and the UK recorded music sector is having a harder time breaking new talent. Is the live music industry doing enough? And can we be sure there are UK headliners for the future?
Web3 gets a lot of attention in the recorded music space, but what could it do for live music? Shannon from Steve Aoki’s A0K1verse explores the potential applications in live music
Hosted by Earth Percent, this in depth conversation explores the state of sustainablity in the live music industry. Our experts explore how far have we come, and how far do we still have to go, as well as practical quesitons around costs and benefits, as well as who ultimately takes responsibility: is it the artist, the venue, the promoter or someone else?
Host of the LIVE Talks series Gaby Cartwright talks about driving social change and why intersectionality is so important.
Claire shares her insights on the live streaming market post covid, and where its heading next.
With an explosion in ticket prices, and with it spectacular shows and high expectations, how are venues adapting to give artists and fans the ultimate experience? And how are they adapting their economic models to adjust for healthier eating and drinking habits, especially among younger audiences.
Venue innovation: How are venues keeping up with fan and artist demands? Read More »
There are some things we just don’t talk about as an industry. Amy Thompson, who previously managed Swedish House Mafia and was Chief Catalogue Officer at Hipgnosis, joins for a frank conversation on the rights and wrongs of the modern music industry.