Nearly half of SA's live music workers may call it quits due

Nearly half of SA’s live music workers may call it quits due to Covid-19 woes
Gwen Ansell, The Conversation
Drummer Jason Moser records a live-streamed performance in a South African theatre during lockdown. Alet Pretorius/Gallo Images via Getty Images
Respondents from an impact analysis study say they desperately need an informed, listening ear from government as much as they need financial grants.
For people working in South Africa’s live music sector, 2020 has been “devastating”. That was the term that researchers read most frequently in responses to the country’s largest-ever live music and COVID-19 survey, published in November.

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