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It was announced that The Polar Bear in Hull would be going into administration.The team who ran it on the ground are now trying to take it over and need support - To be clear they are not eligible for any of the cultural support funds
https://t.co/u8gQPTOcRc

#SaveThePolarBear

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You like beer right?
You like music right?
You like live music right?
You like live music venues right?

Order @FightbackLager and #saveourvenues with @musicvenuetrust Special launch offer in the @NME https://t.co/BBx16wDZ1L

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Ha,ha, ha!
Only 43K ‘top tier’ artists ( in the world) make a living from ⁦@Spotify⁩ .
90% of streams are theirs.
Avge ‘top tier’ earn $90k p.a.
Major’s cut c.80%.
So the top 43k artists make c$18k.
Shared by band?
#FixStreaming
#BrokenRecord https://t.co/8eO9VOjX7e

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1/3 Remember back in the day when you couldn’t get a refund on a ticket or resell it. Well, you still can’t get a refund but there are places where you can resell your ticket, whether for face value or dynamically priced. Things are improving but there is a long way to go.....

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#ticketmasterplatinum is endorsed by the artists.These are demand priced tickets no different to the secondary marketplace. If the artists can charge what they like then so can everybody else who wants to resell their ticket.Many fans are happy to pay premiums for the convenience

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No event is ever sold out as long as a secondary marketplace exists.This is why it is needed,so that there are tickets available 24/7 right up to event time.Most fans decide whether they want to go to an event within 2 weeks of the event, not a year before when tickets go on sale

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Promoters set prices lower than the true demand value of a ticket to ensure they sell out their events. Agencies then rely on traders to buy those tickets & create the momentum needed for onsales to appear sold out. The faster they “sell out” the quicker they can go back for more

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Emergency support is available from @ace_national for grassroots music venues at risk of closure.

Deadline for application is Mon Aug 3rd midday: https://t.co/iTQivG4wVw

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Absolutely what this man says! #saveourvenues #letthemusicplay.

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PLEASE READ MUSIC VENUE TRUST STATEMENT IN RESPONSE TO UK GOVERNMENT CANCELLATION OF PLANS TO RE-OPEN LIVE MUSIC VENUES TOMORROW.

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