Live music is still struggling to make itself heard, with festivals increasingly in the firing line

For decades, a mainstay of the live music scene was the adolescent "rite of passage" of going out to gigs, concerts and band nights in the back rooms of pubs — but Adelaide industry figures say factors including TikTok and the after-effects of the pandemic ar…

Live music is still struggling to make itself heard, with festivals increasingly in the firing line

Live music is still struggling to make itself heard, with festivals increasingly in the firing line

Live music is still struggling to make itself heard, with festivals increasingly in the firing line

Live music is still struggling to make itself heard, with festivals increasingly in the firing line
Live music is still struggling to make itself heard, with festivals increasingly in the firing line
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