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Philly, and specifically South Street, can and should be this kind of place. "Did Burlington have any policies that would have made a band like Phish more likely to happen there than anywhere else? Did its public art program, education policy, licensing framework or strategic plan have anything to do with it? Or did Phish just happen? Is it possible for a city to create a globally famous band? Can deliberate education, economic, social, cultural and tourism policies be designed to tilt the scales? Phish thinks so, and they may have a point." ATTN: Allan Domb ://https://lnkd.in/ezbu2vJC

Cleveland has a big weekend ahead! This weekend, Cleveland is not just a hotspot for major performances by icons like Billy Joel and Nicki Minaj, and an exciting Cleveland Guardians game—it’s also a showcase of our thriving local music scene as highlighted in the recent Cleveland Music Census. The census reveals a vibrant community that significantly contributes to our economy. With 2,768 respondents detailing how music careers weave into the fabric of our local economy, it's clear that our city is a hub for cultural and economic growth. Events like these not only illuminate our city’s appeal but also stimulate our hospitality industry, creating a ripple effect of economic benefits. This is a prime time to recognize how our city’s rich musical diversity and the draw of major events create a dynamic environment that’s attractive for both residents and visitors. Let’s continue to support and enjoy the cultural richness that makes Cleveland the place to be! Explore the full insights of the Cleveland Music Census in the comments. #ClevelandRocks #MusicCity #EconomicGrowth City of Cleveland - City Hall Cleveland Rocks: Past Present and Future

As a Florida resident, this weekend was quite eventful: while Palm Beach County's exciting approval of a new Vanderbilt University campus signals incredible educational and entrepreneurial opportunities ahead, we were reminded of life's fragility with tragic accidents and stirring music festival memories across the state. - Fatal Motorcycle Accident in Lantana: A woman made an illegal left turn on South Dixie Highway, colliding with a motorcycle and resulting in the death of a 26-year-old motorcyclist. The incident occurred on Friday afternoon, and the woman failed to stop for a no-turn signal. - Boat Fire at Dania Beach Marina: Authorities responded to a boat fire at Nautical Ventures Marina Service Center late Friday afternoon. At least one person was hurt, and firefighters worked to put out the flames. The extent of additional injuries or deaths is not yet clear. - Approval for Vanderbilt University Campus in West Palm Beach: Palm Beach County leaders unanimously approved the next steps to create a new Vanderbilt University campus in downtown West Palm Beach. The campus will span 300,000 square feet and include an innovation hub to connect local entrepreneurs with academic programming and research. - Traffic Adjustments in Durango and Florida Road: Temporary traffic signals are in place in Durango, and adjustments are being made to signal timing to improve traffic flow on Florida Road. Motorists are advised to be patient during this period. - THE FEST 22 Music Festival in Gainesville: THE FEST 22, an independent multi-day music festival, concluded on October 27, 2024, in Gainesville, Florida. The festival featured numerous bands, including Hot Water Music, Superchunk, and Joyce Manor, with several bands performing full album sets. #FloridaNews #PalmBeachCounty #VanderbiltUniversity #EducationOpportunities #CommunitySafety #MusicFestival #TheFest22 #Entrepreneurship #WestPalmBeach #FloridaEvents

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Our Bruce Wawrzyniak was in Nashville last week. That followed his having been in Alabama a few weeks earlier. And that was right after he'd just spent time in New York City. Today we posted our blog for this week, encouraging you to go find opportunities that might be out there for you, which you likely won't get if you shut it down and just stay home. Use the link below to read the full post and get actual examples of where maybe you should get yourself to -- even if locally. #musicbiz #connections #opportunities

Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, grossing a record-breaking $1 billion, has delighted fans and significantly boosted local economies and housing markets. Cities like Atlanta, Tampa, and Glendale have seen notable increases in home prices and spending. As the tour heads to Canada, Vancouver and Toronto expect similar economic benefits, showcasing how major entertainment events can reshape urban landscapes. Read on to learn more about the Swift Effect! #swifteffect #realestate #canada

"...dark humor." ?? Jamie Dunphy As tough as things are for our small businesses in #Portland they will never advocate for, joke about or even allude to violence being the answer to the challenges they face. 1. Anyone running for elected office or looking to serve as a public official should never be referencing words of violence when debating issues facing the community (especially in public settings). 2. To specifically mention "firebombs" tells me either you don't know the very real history in the US (and in Portland) where firebombing actually occurred OR you know the history and you just lack the ability to to articulate yourself in public settings in a professional way. 3. Saying that small businesses in the community referred to firebombing when giving you "feedback" and that you were just repeating what they shared with you tells us you have a problem taking accountability for the words that come out of your mouth. Our local business owners have enough on their plates and you throwing them under the bus to deflect from your poor decision making shouldn't be something they are burdened with. I was hoping to read this article where one of our current city council candidates took complete accountability for their poor choice of words and vowed to do better. Instead, I got someone who deflected, shifted the blame and showed little ability to be empathetic. This is not what leadership looks like, this is not how you advocate for our small business community and this is not what what we need on our future city council. Andrew Colas I am sorry you have to take your time away from your company and family to entertain comments like this. I am also sorry to the small business owners, artists and creatives who are working so hard to make our city better and to earn livings, you don't deserve to be part of stuff like this. I look forward to seeing an apology from MusicPortland board and leadership for the insensitive (at best) choice of words by their board member since he doesn't appear willing to do. Better Portland Anyeley Hallová Ciara Pressler Camille E. Trummer Meara McLaughlin

My favorite thing about living in Nashville? Broadway, of course. But it’s NOT what you think. In fact, you’ll rarely find me hopping from honky tonk to honky tonk any day of the week. ?? What makes Broadway truly unique isn’t just the live music or the endless flow of beer. It’s the strategic partnerships between brands, artists, and tourism that make this strip so successful. Contrary to popular belief, most bars associated with country music stars aren’t fully owned by the stars themselves. Instead, these venues are typically the result of partnerships or licensing agreements with larger hospitality groups or investors. Take Jason Aldean’s Kitchen + Rooftop Bar, Miranda Lambert’s Casa Rosa, or Luke Bryan’s 32 Bridge—all of them leverage the artist’s brand to attract crowds, while the day-to-day operations and financial backing come from companies like TC Restaurant Group or Big Machine Label Group. These entities manage the business while artists focus on the branding and overall vibe. What’s more, when a star fades, these venues can easily rebrand for the next rising star. For instance, FGL House closed after Florida Georgia Line disbanded, and it’s being replaced by Lainey Wilson’s Bell Bottoms Up. The modern artist-branded bar may seem like a trend, but it all started with Tootsie Bess—the country music star who opened Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge in the 1960s on Lower Broadway. She set the stage for today’s music-themed venues. So, who’s next? Personally, I’d love to see a Texas/Red Dirt country invasion on Broadway. Maybe a George Strait “Strait Shooter Bar” or a “Hold My Beer Bar” headlined by Randy Rogers and Wade Bowen. What do you think? No matter who steps up next, one thing is for sure: Broadway will remain a must-visit destination for tourists and a prime spot for industry leaders looking to invest in Nashville’s music-driven economy. And I’m all for it! ???????? #Partnerships #CountryMusic #Tourism #StrategicPartnerships #Licensing #Nashville

New Post: Executive Turntable: PierFerd Partners Up; Vegas Stadium Gets New GM; Warner Chappell UK Promotes VP of?Sync - https://lnkd.in/gGDdDdZg - It’s time to drop the needle on another?Executive Turntable, Billboard’s comprehensive(ish) compendium of promotions, hirings, exits and firings — and all things in between — across music. We also have an interview series spotlighting a single executive each week and a regularly updated gallery honoring many of the industry figures we’ve lost throughout the year. Denise Stevens joined Pierson Ferdinand (aka PierFerd) as partner and co-chair of the firm’s global media, entertainment and sports practice. Based in Nashville and Los Angeles, Stevens’ expertise is in talent, creative and tech across music, publishing, touring and other fields. She was previously a partner at Loeb & Loeb and this year made Billboard‘s list of top music lawyers. Earlier this century, she authored the bill that ultimately became the Songwriters Capital Gains Tax Equity Act, which was signed into law in 2006, and she regularly offers counsel and assistance to songwriters and their heirs on copyright recapture issues. “I have known Denise essentially my entire career, having been on the opposite side of deals from her from time-to-time for more than two decades,” said Steven S. Sidman, co-chair of PierFerd’s Global Media, Entertainment & Sports practice. “I much prefer being on the same team as her, and I am delighted to finally work alongside Denise as one of the co-leaders of our group.” Related Music Industry 40 Under 40: Execs & Power Players?2024 05/30/2024 Alex Machurov joined the American Association of Independent Music (A2IM) as head of business development, effectively immediately. At his new job, Machurov oversees the indie label trade body’s strategic partnerships and develops sponsorship opportunities for the org’s tentpole events such as the Indie Week Conference and the Libera Awards. The live events veteran arrives from Tandem, a digital charity fundraising platform he co-founded in 2020. He was previously chief revenue officer at Revolution Marketing and a vp of national event partnerships at iHeartMedia, but he spent the bulk of the last couple decades at Superfly, where he clocked 10 years overseeing brand partnerships and activations at Bonnaroo, Outside Lands and other festivals. “Alex’s expertise and his passion for the independent music community will enrich our current activities and steer A2IM to more expansive opportunities,” said Richard James Burgess, CEO of A2IM. “We welcome his vast network of connections and the knowledge he bring

Hot off the press! SFCM is hosting its Summer Institute for Arts Leadership this June. The weeklong, seminar-style immersive experience is aimed at developing the entrepreneurs, arts administrators, and self-directed performers and ensembles of today and tomorrow. "When people think about a career in music, they are thinking about just heading in there and practicing, but there is so much more to it," said SFCM's Chair of Professional Development, Kristen Klehr. "Learning the ins and outs of the industry will set you up for success." Learn more and register! ? https://lnkd.in/dtqjG6XY