Keep music British!

[WTFH]

geez, you're as tedious as John the Bike and Rogerfederererererererererer

FFS.

It's the whole belief thing that musical instruments weigh nothing, cost nothing, take up no space, transport themselves to locations, set themselves up and work at the right levels.
And that gigging musicians make a fortune.

Not sure about you, but most non-ticketed venues I've played at (i.e. pubs), you might get a meal, you'll get a couple of beers per person, and maybe some petrol money.
That's how it works in Nashville as well. The bands do not get paid to play in the bars. They turn up, set their tip bucket at the front of the stage, then play for an hour.

[original PM]

It's the whole belief thing that musical instruments weigh nothing, cost nothing, take up no space, transport themselves to locations, set themselves up and work at the right levels.
And that gigging musicians make a fortune.

Not sure about you, but most non-ticketed venues I've played at (i.e. pubs), you might get a meal, you'll get a couple of beers per person, and maybe some petrol money.
That's how it works in Nashville as well. The bands do not get paid to play in the bars. They turn up, set their tip bucket at the front of the stage, then play for an hour.

Do we have a shortage of UK bands?

[WTFH]

Do we have a shortage of UK bands?

Do you only want to allow the UK public to listen to UK bands?

[BrilloPad]

It's the whole belief thing that musical instruments weigh nothing, cost nothing, take up no space, transport themselves to locations, set themselves up and work at the right levels.
And that gigging musicians make a fortune.

Not sure about you, but most non-ticketed venues I've played at (i.e. pubs), you might get a meal, you'll get a couple of beers per person, and maybe some petrol money.
That's how it works in Nashville as well. The bands do not get paid to play in the bars. They turn up, set their tip bucket at the front of the stage, then play for an hour.

Yopu would earn loads of money. Just add a note saying you will stop when there are enough tips.....

[original PM]

Do you only want to allow the UK public to listen to UK bands?

Most of the music I listen to is via Amazon Music/Youtube/Radio so it's made all over the world.

Not really come across any bands who do not tour the UK who I would want to go and see....

But if I did I would check to see whether they plan on touring the UK and if not see where they are touring and go visit that country.

I can go to the music as much as expect the music to come to me.

[Bean]

geez, you're as tedious as John the Bike and Rogerfederererererererererer

FFS.

It's the whole belief thing that musical instruments weigh nothing, cost nothing, take up no space, transport themselves to locations, set themselves up and work at the right levels.
And that gigging musicians make a fortune.

Not sure about you, but most non-ticketed venues I've played at (i.e. pubs), you might get a meal, you'll get a couple of beers per person, and maybe some petrol money.
That's how it works in Nashville as well. The bands do not get paid to play in the bars. They turn up, set their tip bucket at the front of the stage, then play for an hour.

By your own weird logic, you shouldn't reply to that post - as BR14 was replying to me
(Or did you assume he meant you as he mentioned 'tedious'?)

Maybe you could do with a break off this forum?

PS. You haven't answered any of my questions, or retracted your completely refuted, false claims about my derailing the thread

[Bean]

geez, you're as tedious as John the Bike and Rogerfederererererererererer

FFS.

Put me on ignore then, problem solved - why continue to whine like an old woman?

Are you an old woman?, in which case, I apologise, I forgive old women for whining - they've lived through a lot!

[WTFH]

But if I did I would check to see whether they plan on touring the UK and if not see where they are touring and go visit that country.

I can go to the music as much as expect the music to come to me.

Ah, freedom of movement - a wonderful thing.

[Bean]

Ah, freedom of movement - a wonderful thing.

Australia, Canada & United States have freedom of movement with the EU?

Wonderful...

[WTFH]

Australia, Canada & United States have freedom of movement with the EU?

Wonderful...

You'd need to ask OPM - he's the one who wants to travel the world to see bands that aren't British and won't be performing in the UK.