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Covid19 and the Music Industry: Reflections toward the end of June 2020

Posted on June 22, 2020 by Paul Carr

This is the 3rd blog I have written intending to take stock of the various impacts Covid 19 has had on the music sector. Related news this week included discussions around the initial guidelines proposed concerning musicians returning to work, with … Continue reading →

Posted in Covid-19, Live Music, Musicology | Tagged 2 metre rule, Brass players, Covid19, Grassroot venues, live music, live music industry, live music research, Live Nation, music venues, Rolling Stone, Singing, Wales, West end show closures | Leave a comment

SWN Festival Seminar 2: How to Have A Number One Album with Scouting For Girls

Posted on January 10, 2009 by Paul Carr

This post features a pod-cast of Roy, Greg and Pete from ‘Scouting For Girls‘ being interviewed by Radio One’s Huw Stephens. The session was one of a number of conference themes that I implemented as part of the 2008 SWN … Continue reading →

Posted in SWN Festival | Tagged Arts, Arts and Entertainment, Bands and Artists, Cardiff, Compact Disc, Glastonbury, Huw Stephens, Music, paul carr, Radio One, Recording contract, Rolling Stone, Rolling Stones, Scouting For Girls, Sony BMG | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: Rolling Stone

Covid19 and the Music Industry: Reflections toward the end of June 2020

SWN Festival Seminar 2: How to Have A Number One Album with Scouting For Girls

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