Salaried e.g. as part of an ensemble – Self-promotion artist sells tickets and takes the risk on the show – Ticket allocation promoter organises show and artist is expected to sell tickets – Comments: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Do you charge musicians to sell merchandise in your venue? Yes No Don’t know / not relevant If how much do you charge (£ or % of merch sales)? ‘yes’, £ ………… % ………… Do you put on live events in venues external to the one for which you are completing this survey? Yes No Don’t know If you put on live music events in external venues, in which of the following types of venue do you do so? Tick as many as apply. Arena (5,000-20,000) large, covered, multi-purpose arena or conference centre – Arts centre (200-2,000) multi-arts, multi-purpose venue – Bar, pub with music (20-100) main focus is alcohol sales with occasional music – of worship place of worship which hosts live music events beyond its regular – services Concert hall/auditorium (200-3,000) dedicated music venue, mainly seated gigs – Hotel or other function room Large music venue (651-5,000) dedicated music venue, mainly standing gigs – Large nightclub (>500) dedicated nightclub, mainly for dancing – Medium music venue (351-650) dedicated music venue, mainly standing gigs – Outdoor (greenspace), e.g. parks used for festivals Outdoor (urban), e.g. particular sites used regularly by buskers Restaurant/café with music (20-100) main focus is food with occasional music – Small music venue (<350) dedicated music venue, mainly standing gigs – Small nightclub (<500) dedicated nightclub, mainly for dancing – Social club/community centre/village hall/sports hall meeting place, generally formed around a – common interest, occupation, activity or location Stadium (5,000-100,000) usually uncovered, main purpose usually for sports – Student union/university building
Salaried – e.g. as part of an ensemble Self-promotion – artist sells tickets and takes the risk on the show Ticket allocation – promoter organises show and artist is expected to sell tickets Comments: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Do you charge musicians to sell merchandise in your venue? Yes No Don’t know / not relevant If ‘yes’, how much do you charge (£ or % of merch sales)? £ ………… ………… % Do you put on live events in venues external to the one for which you are completing this survey? Yes No Don’t know If you put on live music events in external venues, in which of the following types of venue do you do so? Tick as many as apply. Arena (5,000-20,000) – large, covered, multi-purpose arena or conference centre Arts centre (200-2,000) – multi-arts, multi-purpose venue Bar, pub with music (20-100) – main focus is alcohol sales with occasional music of worship – place of worship which hosts live music events beyond its regular services Concert hall/auditorium (200-3,000) – dedicated music venue, mainly seated gigs Hotel or other function room Large music venue (651-5,000) – dedicated music venue, mainly standing gigs Large nightclub (>500) – dedicated nightclub, mainly for dancing Medium music venue (351-650) – dedicated music venue, mainly standing gigs Outdoor (greenspace), e.g. parks used for festivals Outdoor (urban), e.g. particular sites used regularly by buskers Restaurant/café with music (20-100) – main focus is food with occasional music Small music venue (<350) – dedicated music venue, mainly standing gigs Small nightclub (<500) – dedicated nightclub, mainly for dancing Social club/community centre/village hall/sports hall – meeting place, generally formed around a common interest, occupation, activity or location Stadium (5,000-100,000) – usually uncovered, main purpose usually for sports Student union/university building
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