"I have been a KISS fan since I came out of the womb"
04.05.2020 - 09:29 / nme.com
Pledges have come in from Amazon Music, The BPI, Sony Music and the Mayor of London
A new campaign to save over 550 of the UK’s grassroots music venues from permanent closure due to the coronavirus lockdown has surpassed £1 million in donations.
Last week, the Music Venue Trust launched the Save Our Venues campaign, with a crowdfunding bid to prevent 556 independent UK venues from closure. A few have already been saved, but there is still a long way to go to prevent “damage that would undermine
"I have been a KISS fan since I came out of the womb"
The #SaveOurVenues campaign has received phenomenal support
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The new campaign has already surpassed £1 million in donations.
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Venues tell NME about a new campaign and how you can help stop "damage that would undermine the UK music industry for 20-30 years"
A campaign to save grassroots music venues threatened with permanent closure by the Covid-19 outbreak has been launched.
Frank Turner is among the main drivers of this important new initiative