Drusky helps form national collective to bring more concerts to Pittsburgh
A local concert promoter hopes a new collective will not only bring more artists to Pittsburgh but support the musicians by offering them a new...
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A local concert promoter hopes a new collective will not only bring more artists to Pittsburgh but support the musicians by offering them a new...
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From Broadway performers to local theater groups, Hollywood stars to indie filmmakers, national touring acts to bar bands, the pandemic had a devastating effect on the entertainment industry. The sudden shuttering of bars, concert halls, movie theaters and other venues — some permanently — led to widespread loss of revenue
Local music venues are facing another shutdown. The Small Business Association website where venues are supposed to be able to submit an application for money is not working. The glitch is holding up federal relief money for venues and causing frustration. The Save Our Stages Act was passed as part of a covid-19 relief bill in December to help with funding for local venues. The act led to Shuttered Venue Operators Grants which were to be available to apply for on April 8. “They had major technical issues and they took it down and have been radio silent about when it will be back up to apply...
This past autumn, the lights went out for good at The Rex Theater, one of Pittsburgh’s most-beloved rock clubs. Like many independent venues across the United States, the South Side stage fell silent earlier in 2020, when the coronavirus pandemic shuttered the live music industry without warning. But on Sept.