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Live Music Research retweeted
4 days to launch
The LMMP map goes live Monday 23 March.
340+ venues. 143k+ seats.
Birmingham's full musical heritage
56% of 1k+ survey respondents want heritage tours and sound walks as part of Birmingham's music experience.
That's not a niche.
That's a mainstream expectation
Live Music Research retweeted
Birmingham doesn't produce artists who sound like Birmingham. It produces artists the whole world claims as their own.
That's the mark of a city that genuinely changed music. Every response shapes how this city's story gets told.
Survey -> forms.cloud.microsoft/e/KZtp…
#brummusic
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We've had a really fantastic response so far. There are just under 2 weeks left to add your voice to what a Birmingham Music Visitor Experience could like like. Get involved and help up get to 1000 responses!
We're asking locals, visitors & industry professionals: what does a world-class Birmingham music experience actually look like?
Your answer matters more than you think. 👇 [forms.cloud.microsoft/e/KZtp…]— Closes Feb 27.
Live Music Research retweeted
🎉 Exciting news! Live Music Mapping Project Team have secured £62K ARC Accelerate funding to scale our innovative music ecosystem platform, consultancy and analysis. A huge step for data-driven cultural strategy and creative sector impact! 🎶📍 #MusicMapping #CulturalData #ARC
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🚫🎶 Birmingham’s 2025 crackdown on busking is reshaping public soundscapes.
LMMP-Bham team explores how cities regulate street performance & what it means for culture, creativity & community.
📖 Read: livemusicresearch.org/bannin…
#Busking #LiveMusicResearch #CulturalPolicy
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Do you work in the night-time cultural industries? Are you an active participant or user? Your thoughts could help us improve public transport and enhance the night-time economy in the West Midlands. Join us for online discussion: eventbrite.co.uk/e/night-tim…
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Academics from across the University of Liverpool have secured a substantial Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Catalyst grant for a new groundbreaking project which will benefit the UK music sector.
Dr Mathew Flynn in the Department of Music, in collaboration with Professor Alex Singleton from the Geographic Data Service and Dr Yang Zhang at the Virtual Engineering Centre (VEC) secured the £299,996 award for The Live Music Mapping Project 2.0: Automating the Mapping, Modelling and Measuring of the Impacts of Regional Live Music Sectors.
The two-year project will develop an automated system for gathering and analysing live music data to provide industry partners and policymakers with reliable, timely insights into the music sector's regional impact. Using machine learning, the project will automate data collection processes that traditionally relied on labour intensive, manual methods. This will enable real-time mapping and robust data analysis on key social, cultural and economic indicators of the music industry.
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*FAO music industry professionals in the Midlands*
The Birmingham @LiveMusicRes Project hosts an evening of insight and collaboration @HockleySocialCl in the city on Fri 13 Oct as they explore ways to cultivate a more sustainable local music ecosystem
eventbrite.co.uk/e/level-up-…
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Yesterday was a great occasion to meet various venue owners and stakeholders from across the music industries in Birmingham and WM and talk about @LiveMusicRes and our Bham Music map livemusicresearch.online/blm… Version 4.0 coming soon!!!! 🗺️
Our @WMMusicBoard and @musicvenuetrust venue summit event has started at the @hareandhounds -
After a insightful presentation opening the event from Patrycja @LiveMusicRes, we now have the panel discussion for @WMMusicBoard
Live Music Research retweeted
Our @WMMusicBoard and @musicvenuetrust venue summit event has started at the @hareandhounds -
After a insightful presentation opening the event from Patrycja @LiveMusicRes, we now have the panel discussion for @WMMusicBoard
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One week to go! Join speakers from @LiveMusicRes @musicvenuetrust @WMMusicBoard at @hareandhounds for a panel discussion about venues and the live music sector in the WM. Help shape the future of our sector, register here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/west-midl…
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New funding secured for the team: We have just received a match funding of £15k from the @BhamCityCouncil to further work on @LiveMusicRes. The cooperation with BCC will focus on updating the further stakeholders’ consultations and @EUROCITIES conference #Birmingham2023
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@LiveMusicRes is organizing an open-to-the-public event to present our results. Join us in "the exploration of Birmingham's Live Music Scene: An Event to Celebrate and Improve Birmingham's music ecosystem"
Register for the event: lnkd.in/e8akMdan
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While we are still recovering from #Covid restrictions on #livemusic, watch a mini-doc series prepared by @LiveMusicRes team on the topic. youtube.com/watch?v=wAsmd5px…
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A deep dive into impact of Brexit on Live music in Birmingham, watch a new mini-doc prepared by @LiveMusicRes on the topic: youtube.com/watch?v=WJdFDmmQ…
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Interested in Bham live music? Watch @LiveMusicRes video about Birmingham's live music ecosystem
Link: youtube.com/watch?v=I6SOTONb…
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We’re here at the @brumhippodrome to launch our nine evaluation reports!
See live updates on today’s speakers, performers and discussions here.
#WeWentAllOut
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The authors - part of @LiveMusicRes project - use the example of Birmingham to examine the challenges facing Live Music.
In 2019, visitors to Birmingham + Midlands spent £250m on culture (@UK_Music).
But by 2020, live music capacity in Birmingham had fallen by 75%
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The best gigs are unforgettable. But live music in the UK is in trouble. A decade of strong growth was stalled by the pandemic.
New research from @patibeast @AdamBehrLive @craigfots looks at the trends and challenges facing the sector:
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pec.ac.uk/discussion-papers/…
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