What's next… for Dublin's experimental nighttime culture? – The Irish Times
Better nocturnal spaces in the capital could afford our art innovators the opportunity and audience to keep being strange and enchanting
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Better nocturnal spaces in the capital could afford our art innovators the opportunity and audience to keep being strange and enchanting
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IN light of the hardships that Covid-19 has placed on the creative sector, the music industry has continued to evolve and use new spaces and strategies to uplift itself. Nightclubs and other late-night culture hubs were amongst the worst hit in the sector. Public lobbying has led to an indication that licensing laws will change in the near future but this has come far too late, given the figures that four out of every five nightclubs since 2000 have closed (according to research from advocacy group Give Us The Night).