Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium Is Ready to Reopen, But When Remains Unclear
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As Music City tentatively comes back to life, its most famous music venue sits shuttered
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How One Events Company Went From Servicing Coachella to Helping Hospitals in Need
Posted in: Music FeaturesAs live music went into free fall, L.A.'s Choura Events found a new calling
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Why One Music Venue Is Taking Their Insurance Company to Court
Posted in: Music Biz News"You pay your payments for business interruption in case something like this does happen where you're forced to shut down by sheltering in place," Ivy Room owners say. "And then you get a denial for your claim"
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Tour Manager to the Stars Talks COVID-19’s Impact: ‘It’s Pretty Much a Lost Year’
Posted in: Music FeaturesIndustry veteran Marty Hom was all set to work with the Rolling Stones for the first time on their U.S. summer tour. Now he's not sure what comes next — for him and the business
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Stranded Under the Northern Lights: A Musician’s Surreal Coronavirus Quarantine
Posted in: Music FeaturesFor Peruvian musician Victor Alarcon, the pandemic turned an expedition to film a music video under Aurora Borealis into a two-month self-isolation in Finnish Lapland
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How the ‘Red Dirt’ Music Scene Is Trying to Survive the Pandemic
Posted in: Country MusicWhy country artists Randy Rogers, Wade Bowen, and Reckless Kelly are leaning on their bank accounts, side businesses, and their dedicated fans
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How a Top Producer Is Rethinking Collaboration in the Age of Quarantine
Posted in: Music FeaturesTwice a week, Ricky Reed can be found on YouTube, swigging wine and writing songs in real time
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How a Singing Surgeon Is Raising Funds for COVID-19 Relief
Posted in: Music FeaturesWith the help of two Nashville music execs, Dr. Elvis Francois recorded an EP that supports health care workers on the front lines
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Nashville’s Bluebird Cafe Is Built on Intimacy. How Does It Carry On?
Posted in: Country MusicBluebird Cafe president and GM Erika Wollam Nichols talks about the future of the Music City landmark
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Meet the Blues Singer Who Won’t Stop Brightening Seniors’ Lives
Posted in: Music FeaturesPat Cohen was displaced by Hurricane Katrina, then her house burned down. But she never stopped believing in kindness, and now she's making a difference by playing socially-distanced nursing-home gigs
