All posts belonging to the study tag can be found in the list below.
More than 1,000 Barcelona music fans have taken part in a scientific study to test the effectiveness of same-day Covid-19 screening in order to safely hold concerts and events without social distancin...
Tags: Barcelona, Concert, Covid-19, study, Teatro Apolo, TestingIndoor concerts pose a “low to very low” risk of attendees contracting COVID-19 so long as measures are adhered to by both the venue and the fans, according to a German study. The experiment, w...
Tags: Concerts, Covid-19, Germany, Risks, study, Technology, VentilationItalian cultural audiences are beginning to book tickets again, though many are still reluctant to return to live events, according to a new study by Indigo, a consultancy firm for the cultural sector...
Tags: Assomusic, Italy, Live Events, study, TheatreAlmost 65 per cent of concertgoers said they would make it a priority to return to out-of-home entertainment activities once COVID-19 restrictions are lifted, according to the latest survey by Vivendi...
Tags: Concerts, Covid-19, entertainment, study, VivendiFewer than half of Americans plan to return to sports, concerts, cinemas and theme parks before a COVID-19 vaccine, while a UTA study found the demand for livestreamed events would continue after live...
Tags: Covid-19, GAA, Livestream, study, United Talent Agency, US, UTA, VaccineTicket sales have helped to drive the £1.5bn ($1.96bn/€1.76bn) a year revenue for live music venues around Europe, according to data from European umbrella organisation Live DMA. The newly publi...
Tags: Data, Festivals, Live DMA, Sales, study, venuesAlmost 300,000 overseas visitors attended events in Ireland over a 12-month period through to the end of February 2016, according to a new study. The report, 'Let's Celebrate 2017: the Cultural and...
Tags: economy, Ireland, Live Events, overseas, study
