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Interesting. It's good to see someone addressing the creative culture being pushed out of their traditional urban locations with music clubs closing at an alarming rate.
Could this be "Uber" for music clubs? They'll likely have to get around current bylaws and regulations in the same way for it to work. I know that musicians have been doing this sort of thing for a while with small intimate "livingroom" concerts but this may become the norm if the bars and clubs that typically showcase live music become Shoppers Drug Marts or condos.
Toronto startup turns homes and yards into concert spaces
Could this be "Uber" for music clubs? They'll likely have to get around current bylaws and regulations in the same way for it to work. I know that musicians have been doing this sort of thing for a while with small intimate "livingroom" concerts but this may become the norm if the bars and clubs that typically showcase live music become Shoppers Drug Marts or condos.
Toronto startup turns homes and yards into concert spaces