Registration is open for Artist Rights Symposium V at Eventbrite!
The Artist Rights Symposium V is approaching October 19 at Tweed Recording in Athens, GA hosted by the College of Georgia Terry Faculty of Enterprise Music Certificates Program and the College of Coverage and Worldwide Affairs, and the Artist Rights Institute. Extra in regards to the Symposium right here and register on Eventbrite right here.
We’ll be posting panel overviews to introduce you to the audio system, beginning with the ticketing panel. From nonexistent World Cup tickets to a rising state-by-state push for resale reform, the ticketing debate is shifting rapidly. “Ghost Busters: How Followers, Artists, and Venues Are Combating Again Towards Speculative Tickets” will study what artists, venues and lawmakers can do about ghost tickets, predatory resale and a secondary market more and more disconnected from the artists who create the occasion.
The panel begins at 11:30 a.m. on October 19 at Tweed Recording with these specialists:
Randy Nichols, a board member of the Nationwide Unbiased Expertise Group, leads NITO analysis and coverage efforts addressing predatory resale practices. A longtime artist supervisor and entrepreneur, his advocacy attracts on twenty years of expertise within the live-music enterprise.
Jay Gilbert, co-founder of Label Logic and co-host of Your Morning Espresso, brings a long time of music-industry expertise, together with govt roles with Common, Sony and Warner and advertising campaigns for artists starting from Nirvana and The Police to Bob Marley and Johnny Money.
Moderating is Mala Sharma, co-founder and president of Georgia Music Companions, whose profession spans document labels, artist administration, leisure banking, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and public coverage.
The dialog: Who ought to management a ticket after it goes on sale—and the way will we cease folks from promoting tickets they by no means owned within the first place?
