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Deer Shed Festival to operate socially distanced despite planned lifting of rules

Deer Shed Festival will host a socially distanced event this summer, despite outlined plans to lift all remaining coronavirus restrictions by June 21. Organisers confirmed last month that Deer Shed 2021 – scheduled for between July 30-August 1 – would not take place due...

Judge rules in favor of Marshmello in ARTY’s copyright suit over happier

by: Ariel King Apr 12, 2021 A judge has ruled on the legal battle regarding alleged copyright infringement between ARTY and Marshmello, with the decision coming out in favor.

Ja Rule’s Fyre Festival NFT Fetches $122,000 Bid

In a bizarre reversal of fortune, Ja Rule has monetized his involvement in the infamous Fyre Festival in a way no one could have predicted.The rapper is the latest.

Rina Sawayama scores major victory in getting rules changed for the BRITs and Mercury Prize

Rina Sawayama has scored a major victory in getting eligibility rules changed for the BRIT Awards and the Mercury Prize. The singer has campaigned heavily to have the rules changed for British solo artists at awards events and contacted the British Phonographic Industry (BPI). She...

New York announces rules for major venue reopenings – Dancing Astronaut New York announces rules for major venue reopenings

by: Jessica Mao Feb 17, 2021 The building blocks for New York‘s live events return continue to be placed as Governor Cuomo prepares to allow areas and stadiums statewide.

German Court Rules Techno Is Indeed Music, Giving Clubs Major Tax Break

Clubs around the world have been hit hard by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic — but a new court ruling could save German nightlife. It might sound strange, and rather.

German court rules that techno is music, meaning clubs receive tax break

A German court has ruled that techno is in fact a genre of music, meaning clubs will receive a tax break on ticket sales. Nightclubs in Germany have, until now, paid 19% VAT on ticket sales whereas traditional music venues only seven per cent....