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Do you see live music shows in small venues? Is the grassroots live music scene worth supporting in your opinion? Janelle from @genntheband and I discuss what impact grassroots venues have and why @musicvenuetrust does such important work | Andy Guitar

Dr. Ed Panosian - accompanied by Mariam Matossian and a small band of musicians playing Armenian folk instruments - will present a multimedia concert experience - through story and song - of remembrance, resilience, and redemption in the lives of two families affected by the Armenian Genocide. Thursday, October 10th at 7:30 PM Live webcast: https://www.bju.edu/live/ Dr. Ed Panosian is a history professor at Bob Jones University. Mariam Matossian is an awesomely talented singer/songwriter. Togeth

The sobering reality that only 11 of the 34 grassroots music venues that Oasis played on their first tour still exist today. Gone are 23 spaces that took a punt on a new band from Manchester who would become one of the most iconic in British music history. That's 23 communities that aren't getting the chance to hear the chords of the next 'Definitely Maybe' for the first time. Let’s protect the sacred live music spaces we have in the UK, ensuring that both fans and the next generation of superst

The Grass Roots - Live For Today 1967 (Live) | memory music