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Independent festival production collective We Group has marked delivering 25 live events in the a 16 day-period in July and August, hosting a total of 250,000 attendees across the UK in this span.

We Group is a collection of production agencies including festival producer The Fair, public ‘activation’ specialists We Are Placemaking, and safety and operations specialist ...


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The increasing wealth of artist, streaming, and event data metrics risks making festival booking ‘overwhelming’, as agents and bookers weigh up how to balance using data versus experience and gut instinct in their decision-making.

This is according to The Team’s Mike Malak, ahead of bringing a debate session on...


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Despite Latvia’s Summer Sound seeing continued year-on-year growth, helping fuel the rise of new events, limited local infrastructure is thwarting the major Baltic festival’s further expansion, organiser Uldis Pabērzis tells IQ.

The two-day event returned to its beachfront home in Liepāja, on the western coast of the Baltic Sea, from 31 July-1 August this year, bringing...


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The UK Artist Touring fund (UKAT) has announced a 140% increase in financial support to be made available for independent artists, as it prepares to open applications for its second round of grants this week (26 August).

The scheme is the work of the Featured Artist Coalition (FAC) and the LIVE Trust, and comes out of the fund collected from the voluntary £1 ticket levy...


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After yet another year of weather-related complications, organisers of the US’s Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival have called off next year’s edition to allow the site to “rest and recover”.

The decision follows severe thunderstorms on the final day of this year’s edition, which ran from 11-14 June at Tennes...


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