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The Music Venue Trust are "completely determined" to save them all and bring back live music safely 26th February 2021 Jonny Hostile and Jehnny Beth performing as John & Jehn at Black Heart during The Camden Crawl 2010 in London, England. (Photo by Marc Broussely/Redferns) The Music Venue Trust have updated their list of venues in danger of being closed forever – with some saved but six more now at risk. The MVT’s #SaveOurVenues campaign, designed to help the grassroots gig spaces at risk of closure due to coronavirus restrictions, revealed a list of 30 venues on ‘red alert‘ and in a ...

Christian Eede , February 23rd, 2021 18:11 "The budget next week must clearly lay out exactly how the government is going to provide sector-specific support," says the Music Venue Trust A number of key UK music industry organisations have shared their reaction yesterday's (February 22) announcement by the UK Government of a roadmap out of the current COVID-19 lockdown. The organisations that have shared their thoughts are united in calling for greater financial support for the events and hospitality industry, as venues look to safely reopen again following the announcement that nightclubs an...

By: Gideon Gottfried LEON NEAL/POOL/AFP via Getty Images Prime Minister Boris Johnson during his Feb. 22, press conference.Johnson set out a four-step plan to ease coronavirus restrictions, expressing hope that life could get back to normal by the end of June. UK prime minister Boris Johnson has raised the hopes of many Britons, including those working in live events, that they might return to some form of normalcy by summer. While hardly anyone believes this to mean large-scale festivals will return in 2021 – even though the government's "evidenc...

Boris Johnson has announced England's roadmap out of lockdown, with the plan to

  MIDDLESEX CENTRE, ONT. -- Tourism London is launching Revive Live, a new program aiming to support live music and the venues that host it through the pandemic. The goal of the program is to kick start the safe reopening of London music venues and public concerts. Cory Crossman, music industry development officer for The City of London, said in a statement, “Prior to the pandemic, London’s live music industry was growing steadily...The live music industry was one of the hardest hit by this pandemic and will be one of the last to recover. Revive Live will jumpstart a portion of the l...