Solidarity in Times of Crisis – #SupportYourLocalMusicScene

Last updated 09/04/2020 – 13:30

In front of the frightening consequences of the COVID-19 crisis for live music scenes, various actors of the sector have called for solidarity and initiated campaigns to save live music venues, clubs and festivals from definitive closure.

Indeed, solidarity and its practices are deeply rooted in the Live DMA network philosophy. Navigate the slides to discover inspiring solidarity actions and campaigns from our members.

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