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Artists to perform at Brixton.
You know, I'd forgotten sad lonely men sitting on their own in beer-stained pants typing abuse at random people on the internet was a thing. Depressing.
I believe there is specific problem with H-L, it should be noted. I did a 'sell-and-subscribe', if that's right term yesterday with a different broker.
Curious that share dealers are not part of faster payments.
I'm a gig goer (and invested), and my friends don't want to pay £9 for gigs on the app.
It's *not* the same as the live experience. It's just not the same thing at all. People aren't going to pay anything like normal ticket prices. This worried me for a while!
What did occur to me, however, is it's on the internet worldwide, there's easily potential for selling 100k tickets even for not very big acts.
Tickets should be priced ten times LESS than normal concert tickets. Because you've got 10 times the audience!
Unless you're genuinely convinced by a share, I'd just stick with cash. Got buying a property pencilled in for like April.
You're doing a world tour in one night. Once the app gets more known - and with Live Nation and Ticketmaster on board it definitely will, I think you're easily getting 100k people for small/medium artists.
Well, I think that's moderately decent news.
The artists are going to be concerned about covid, so there's going to be no one else in the studio.
Very interested that you move your phone round when watching on YouTube.
It's on the BBC iplayer (I'm in Manchester btw). Bit of an interview with Anthony Matchett.