SBA Misses Deadline To Distribute Billions In Funding For Music Venues | 98 Rock
"The funds are there. They have been there for six months. They need to be disbursed."
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"The funds are there. They have been there for six months. They need to be disbursed."
"The funds are there. They have been there for six months. They need to be disbursed."
"The funds are there. They have been there for six months. They need to be disbursed."
"The funds are there. They have been there for six months. They need to be disbursed."
By Andrew Magnotta @AndrewMagnotta Photo: Getty Images North America Organizations working to preserve independent music and entertainment venues in the United States are calling for the immediate release of funds in the 'Shuttered Venue Operators Grant' (SVOG) program. SVOG was designed to provide eligible movie theaters, live venue operators and promoters, talent representatives, and performing arts organizations with grants equal to 45 percent of their 2019 gross earned revenue, up to a maximum of $10 million. More than six months since SVOG became law, many of the program's 14,000-plus a...