14th July 2020

Keynote: Steve Waksman (Smith College, USA)

A Homecoming: Why Beychella Matters

Paper Presentations

Papers ‘go live’ on Tuesday 14th July at 9:30 pm UK Time and until then will give an error message

ROSEMARY LUCY HILL AND MOLLY MEGSON (UNIVERSITY OF HUDDERSFIELD, UK) (ABSTRACT)

SAFER SPACES POLICIES IN GRASSROOTS MUSIC VENUES

IVAN MOURAVIEV (UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL, UK) (ABSTRACT)

FESTIVALS, MOBILITY, SCENES: UK BASS CULTURE AND THE CASE OF OUTLOOK FESTIVAL

SAM MURRAY (MIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY, UK) (ABSTRACT)

BUILDING AN ECOLOGY FOR LIVE MUSIC IN GWLAD Y GAN (THE LAND OF SONG)

SERGIO PISFIL (UNIVERSIDAD PERUANA DE CIENCIAS APLICADAS, PERU) (ABSTRACT)

SOUNDING LONDON: ROCK VENUES AS SITES FOR LIVE SOUND DEVELOPMENT

KATHERINE REED (CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY FULLERTON, USA) (ABSTRACT)

“KEEP YOUR ‘LECTRIC EYE ON ME, BABE”: BOWIE, VIDEO, AND THE DEVELOPING ROCK TOUR

VASILIKI SIRAKOULI (DEMOCRITUS UNIVERSITY OF THRACE, GREECE) (ABSTRACT)

HOW POPULAR IS JAZZ IN GREECE? A SUMMER JAZZ FESTIVAL IN ATHENS

NATHALIE WEIDHASE (BOURNEMOUTH UNIVERSITY, UK) (ABSTRACT)

‘CONTROLLED AND COMPLIANT’: THE AMY WINEHOUSE HOLOGRAM TOUR

PANEL: Birmingham and the (international) business of live music – A globalised local perspective [Abstract]

ADAM BEHR (NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY, UK) (ABSTRACT)

THE LIVE MUSIC ECOLOGY – CONTEXT, CONTINUITIES AND CONTROVERSY

CRAIG HAMILTON (BIRMINGHAM CITY UNIVERSITY, UK) (ABSTRACT)

GATHERING THE DATA – MEANS, METHODS AND MAPPING

PATRYCJA ROZBICKA (ASTON UNIVERSITY, UK) (ABSTRACT)

BIRMINGHAM’S PERSPECTIVE – LOCAL RESPONSES AND CONCERNS