‘Getting barricade’ is the death of live music
It needs to stop.
gigs
Gigs are the lifeblood of live music culture, bringing artists and audiences together in venues ranging from intimate clubs to stadiums and festival stages. Whether showcasing emerging talent or global superstars, gigs play a vital role in the music industry by creating unique shared experiences, supporting grassroots scenes and allowing artists to connect directly with fans. This tag covers the latest news, reviews, features and opinion relating to concerts, tours, live performances, venue announcements and memorable gigs from across the music world. Live music continues to be a major cultural and economic force, despite ongoing challenges facing grassroots venues.
Gig-going has become too serious: Letting my hair down in a Pitbull bald cap
“Turn my life from negative to positive”.
“You can’t bring that in”: Diary of a gig-going diabetic, and how venues should be doing better
“For many people, it’s not just the practical risk…”
English Teacher at The Roundhouse: Dancing shadows fit to last
Legacy making in the flashing moments of a great gig.
“You know you’re not Penny Lane, right?” | A love letter to ‘Almost Famous’ from a touring photographer and gig-lover
Sincerely, Penny Lane’s coat.
More About gigs
The Gigs tag covers news, reviews, features and opinion relating to concerts, tours, live performances, venues, artists and notable live music events.
A gig is an informal term for a live performance by a musician or band, typically held at a venue such as a club, theatre, arena or festival.
Gigs allow artists to perform directly for audiences, build fan communities, promote new music and sustain live music culture, while also supporting venues and local economies.