• Ep. 2: Can Live Music Survive? Ticket Prices, Tour Troubles & The Healing Power of Sound

  • Feb 20 2025
  • Length: 44 mins
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Ep. 2: Can Live Music Survive? Ticket Prices, Tour Troubles & The Healing Power of Sound

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  • Alright, music lovers, welcome back! You're tuned in to the Music City San Francisco Podcast, where we always have our ear to the ground, bringing you the sound! This week, we're diving deep into the world of live music – the good, the bad, and the expensive. We're asking the tough questions: Why are festivals and tours getting cancelled, and why are ticket prices soaring so high? It's a global problem impacting our local Bay Area scene, and we're tackling it head-on, while championing the importance of supporting local venues and live shows, along with a Music City History talk with owner Rudy Colombini. We're also celebrating resilience with the fantastic Miist the Singer (Miist with two I's!), who shares her inspiring journey overcoming adversity through music, family, personal life, and medical challenges. Plus, we'll journey to Grace Cathedral's Sound Symphony with correspondent Elise Jacobson, for a taste of musical healing. Get ready for an episode packed with powerful stories, insightful conversations, and incredible music, all brought to you by Pantheon Media! This is the Music City San Francisco Podcast – let's get to it! We've got local music hero, the bulding of music city, and musical healing, covering all the music scene from Amber Wave, to overcoming tour cancellations. We'll make sure to cover everythign from a sound bath, to a sold out crowd. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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