Keep music British!

[darmstadt]

don't feckin misquote me, tosspot.

Nah, just pointing out facts

[BR14]

Nah, just pointing out facts

i said rammstein are krap.
you posted some sh1te about a feckin pencilnecked pop singer.
what facts?

[Platypus]

Tatu

Thanks!

[darmstadt]

i said rammstein are krap.
you posted some sh1te about a feckin pencilnecked pop singer.
what facts?

You posted this and in keeping with most of your posts, means absolute bollocks:

word.

rammstein.


pish

[BR14]

You posted this and in keeping with most of your posts, means absolute bollocks:

so don't read them then, ersatz erik.

[MasterBait]

Yeah so I guess EU bands can now tour 27 countries instead of 28 unless they have to pay.

and UK bands can tour as they used to - apart from to the 27 countries in the EU.

Well we all knew Brexit was going to have a downside...

No more Tatu

Although to be honest I'm happy with just the vid

What has a Russian band to do with the EU or Britain for that matter? They always needed (and hopefully Russians will always need) visa for both Schengen and the UK

[original PM]

What has a Russian band to do with the EU or Britain for that matter? They always needed (and hopefully Russians will always need) visa for both Schengen and the UK

Indeed.

but skip to about 2.20 on the video...

[darmstadt]

Indeed.

but skip to about 2.20 on the video...

You get your kicks from watching young Russian girls, surely there are some good homegrown ones for you to do that to, possibly

[original PM]

You get your kicks from watching young Russian girls, surely there are some good homegrown ones for you to do that to, possibly

So you checked it out then?

[Bean]

For EU musicians coming to the UK there will also (probably) be more paperwork, for example:

- Apply for a visa £244 for each member.
- Provide proof, 90 days before applying, that they have £1,000 in savings unless they are 'A-rated'.
- Provide a certificate of sponsorship from an event organiser

So in addition to having some savings;
a 2 person group has to sell 50 tickets @ £10 each (and much lower with higher seat numbers)
a 4 person group has to sell 50 tickets @ £15 each ( " " )


and THAT assumes that the dolts only come over for 1 gig, which would be bloody ludicrous, given they would have to pay for a visa... would you go to Aus/NZ/SA for 1 gig? - the same logic applies to UK after Brexit, IF prices are as stated.

Does the EU allow for deductions of taxes, for these visa expenses in other countries?

If they have a manager, isn't he supposed to arrange and pay for all of this stuff, with him reclaiming off them at the end?

Don't we have enough buskers in the UK already?