VNPF Pop Stages and Festivals in Figures 2021
Background research refers to in-depth research to further the development of practice tools.
The Pop Music Chain Table is looking at the fair remuneration of musicians performing at venues and festivals. Topics to be discussed are transparency in the budgeting of costs and revenues of venues, festivals and live acts. Live acts are independent musicians as well as (session) musicians hired by a main artist. Chain table participants Rita Zipora, board member of BAM! Pop Authors and electro-songwriter, and Martijn Munk, artist manager at Day Four Management, talk more about the process of developing the career stage tool:
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