[cma-l] Credit Crunch in the field

TinternetRadio.com studio at tinternetradio.com
Fri Aug 28 16:28:30 BST 2009


 
Dear CMA

Recently myself and a band of merry men stepped out of the studio to report
on how the live music scene is being affected by the recession around the UK
 We met a fine Irish New Yorker `Dan Donnelly` in St Helen's who now resides
in the UK,  Dan informs Red Carpet Radio that he has seen a dramatic fall in
numbers at live venues around the UK, including the Festival scene with the
Glastonbury festival seeing a 20,000 reduction on festival goers from last
year. 

Dan Donnelly is currently on Tour with his back garden credit crunch gigs
with many bookings taken over the Facebook network.
`This a way to keep going when the venues are not filling up anymore for the
fact that everybody is staying at home these days because they cant afford
to go out during the week, you become close friends with so many people, its
like you are part of the family having a private gig in back gardens around
the UK`

We also travelled to Escot park in Devon for the Beautiful Days Festival.
This sweet festival is into its 7th year founded by chart toppers the
Levellers. Bass player Jeremey Cunningham tells Red Carpet Radio how the
Festival had not been hit by credit crunch and breifly explains how
unfortunate it is that other bands have been affected. `The recession has
not really affected us because we actually started out as The Levellers
during the early nineties recession and things have progressed since thanks
to our hard core fanbase following`. says Levellers bassist, Jeremey
Cunningham

The full Interviews are for Airplay this Sunday evening from 7pm on
RedCarpetRadio.com 



Roy Sandbrook
TinternetRadio.com 



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From: CMA-L
Date: 08/26/09 15:50:59
To: cma-l at commedia.org.uk
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