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The new trial from Primavera is one of a handful of new techniques touted to enable the return of traditional live music. This week, it was revealed that legendary London venue The 100 Club will pilot a new ventilation system next month that aims to wipe out 99.99 per cent of dangerous airborne pathogens, such as the coronavirus, within buildings. Developed by a British team of engineers, scientists, medical experts and entrepreneurs, the PRS (Pathogen Reduction System) has been designed to fit into a building’s existing ventilation system. Advertisement It then works to scrub indoor air...

Wednesday, December 16, 2020 It's undoubtedly been a difficult year for the live music industry thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic.  Many gigs and festivals have been cancelled, with small and grassroots venues running appeals and crowdfunding to survive. There's hope on the horizon though with the new vaccine being administered, and there's some brand new tech being installed at some music venues which may make things even safer. The 100 Club in London has hosted some legendary shows over the years. The likes of Oasis, The Who, The Kinks, The Clash and more have all played there. It's now one ...

“The 100 Club has always attempted to be a leader in bringing new music to the forefront and this is an opportunity to be leading the way in getting grassroots music venues and the entire hospitality industry open again after the dire consequences of Covid-19,” he said. “We also see this as an opportunity to future-proof the venue should the world be brought to its knees again at some point down the road by another pandemic.” The PRS trial at the 100 Club is being backed by the Music Venue Trust, whose CEO Mark Davyd added: “In the UK, risk management is currently built around ‘Ha...