We’ve seen the price of concert tickets spike by insane amounts over the last 25 years, largely because now that no one buys high-margin physical music the way they used to, most of
Read MoreBecause something is eventually going to go wrong, everybody needs insurance. Car insurance. Health insurance. Property insurance. And if you’re working in the world of rock, you need all kinds of insurance. So
Read MoreWhen a band goes on tour, they can never, ever be too careful. Same thing goes for promoters. If there’s ONE thing you need, it’s insurance against the weird things that can happen.
Read MoreWhen any artist goes on tour, they need to purchase insurance just in case something goes wrong. You’d be crazy not to. Staging a tour–especially a big elaborate one–takes a lot of up-front
Read MoreA year ago in the midst of pandemic hell, a lot of people asked me when I thought we’d be able to go back to concerts. Along with the usual concerns–social distancing, masking,
Read MoreSo many things can go wrong with a concert, a festival or a tour. This necessitates all manner of insurance. What if the stage collapses? Maybe the lead singer dies of an overdose
Read MoreAhhh, insurance companies! Seems like something Dave Grohl would not have nice things about! First this: A court filing dated Oct. 7 and signed by U.S. District Judge Manuel L. Real in Los
Read MoreFate is a fickle thing. Despite your best-laid plans, things will go wrong. That’s why you need insurance. And when it comes to the music game, you gotta have insurance if you want
Read MoreLest we forget, right? Remember when Mick Jagger’s girlfriend, L’Wren Scott committed suicide this year? There’s now a big insurance dispute worth over $13 million CAD. Here’s more news on Marilyn Manson’s 2015
Read MoreYes, it’s a commercial for an insurance company, but if you don’t tear up, then maybe there’s something wrong. It has subtitles, but they’re unnecessary. You’ll want to share this. (Via Mashable)
Read MoreA Stones tour is like the biggest aircraft carrier you can imagine: big, complicated, expensive and difficult to pilot. So when something unexpected arises and a tour has to be adjusted, it’s a
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