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Open'er Festival
SHORTLISTED NOMINEES FOR THE EUROPEAN FESTIVAL AWARDS 2019 UNVEILED GET YOUR TICKET NOW With the 11th edition of the European Festival Awards set to take place on January 15th in Groningen, The Netherlands, we’re announcing the shortlists for 14 of the ceremony’s categories. Over 350’000 votes have been cast for the 2019 European Festival Awards in the main public categories. We’d like to extend a huge thank you to all of those who applied, voted, and otherwise participated in the Awards this year. Tickets for the Award Ceremony at De Oosterpoort in Groningen, The Netherlands are already going fast. There are two different ticket options: Premium tickets are priced at €100, and include: • Access to the cocktail hour with drinks from 06.00pm – 06.45pm • Three-course sit down Dinner with drinks at 07.00pm – 09.00pm • A seat at a table at the EFA awards show at 09.30pm – 11.15pm • Access to the after-show party at 00.00am – 02.00am – Venue TBD Tribune tickets are priced at €30 and include access to the EFA awards show at 09.30pm – 11.15pm (no meal or extras included). Buy Tickets Now without further ado, here are the shortlists: The Brand Activation Award Presented by: EMAC Lowlands (The Netherlands) & Rabobank (Brasserie 2050) Open’er Festival (Poland) & Netflix (Stranger Things) Øya Festivalen (Norway) & Fortum (The Green Rider) Sziget Festival (Hungary) & IBIS (IBIS Music) Untold (Romania) & KFC (Haunted Camping) We Love Green (France) & Back Market (Back Market x We Love Green Circular) European Festival Awards, c/o YOUROPE, Heiligkreuzstr. -
European Festival Awards Winners
PRESS RELEASE Wednesday January 15, 2014 European Festival Awards Winners The best music festivals, artists and promoters of 2013 were revealed at the 5th annual European Festival Awards, which took place at Groningen’s De Oosterport in The Netherlands, marking the opening night of Eurosonic Noorderslag. The ceremony also included some of the hottest new European artists with performances from Irish band of the moment Kodaline, Germany’s Milky Chance and Prata Vetra from Latvia who closed the show. Germany proved it is a force to be reckoned within the festival scene, scooping a total of 5 awards; Best Indoor Festival going to Metal Hammer Paradise, Berlin Festival won Best Line Up, Melt! Festival got Best Medium-Sized Festival with the two most important industry-facing awards Promoter of the Year going to FKP Scorpio and the Lifetime achievement Award to Marek Lieberberg , founder of the twin Rock Am Ring and Rock Im Park festival. Eastern Europe also did well in this year’s awards with the highly coveted Best Major Festival Award going to Serbia’s EXIT Festival , who will celebrate their 15th Anniversary in 2014. B.my.Lake in Hungary took the Best New Festival title and FUSION Festival in Romania won the Best Small Festival Award . The host country of the awards also scooped an award with Holland’s Lowlands being named the Artists’ Favourite Festival . The Green Operations Award went to Way Out West in Sweden and Switzerland’s Paleo Festival won the new YES GROUP Health & Safety Innovation Award which recognises innovative ways festivals have enhanced health and safety within their spaces. -
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WWW.VIP-BOOKING.coM VIP- News›› ›› PREmiUM VOL. 117 SEPTEMBER 2009 briefly with the band Saxon – not during a gig and not their fault – whilst walking McGowan’s Musings: in front of the PA stacks in an empty hall I was almost knocked over by the howl So, unless somebody tells me different, on which emitted when some nameless per- the 13th of September, Elbow getting the son irresponsibly threw up all the faders at Bestival crowd to hum the theme to Star one time. It took a couple of weeks before Trek, boldly saw out another festival sea- I realised that the deafness was not tem- son – where does the time go!? If this was porary, checks revealed that I had lost sev- truly the last event of the season (although I eral of the frequencies in the left ear, and am getting reports of a later one, Loopallu, of late, after a few very loud festival bands in the Scottish Highlands) it certainly con- this summer I think things have got worse, cluded things in fine and optimistic form, I’m having tests tomorrow, the right one starting in 2004 with 6000 people, the sun still works so I can still hear those bloody shone on 40,000 people at this edition on seagulls and if you’re offering to buy me a the Isle of Wight. Bestival featured a fancy drink then you’re loud and clear! dress parade with an outer space theme, organiser BBC Radio 1 DJ Rob Da Bank, The report concerns the ultra loud My commented, “People come down here to Allan McGowan Bloody Valentine (the elderly lady I men- lose themselves for three days, and dress- tioned before was probably a headbang- ing up helps with that.” On the UK main- ing fan!) teaming up with earplug com- land and not far down the coast, dressing the pub, and for the second year he invited pany Earplugshop.com to finally give out up was the last thing that the organisers of friends to play the Oare Festival. -
Sustainability Report 2018
Sustainability Report 2018 We love energy. Energy moves us, unites us, and brings us closer to the world. We love this energy, the universal language, which comes in all shapes and colors. Which impels us, motivates us, and challenges us in this story of sharing and of victories. Which is from the sun, the water, the wind, and the people. Which transforms, reinvents and creates an increasingly clean, sustainable, and efficient future. A contagious energy that encourages us to explore, to amaze, and to innovate in a world in constant change. This is the energy we love. WE LOVE ENERGY Sustainability Report 3 WE LOVE ENERGY EDP 2018 THIS REPORT EDP - Energias de Portugal, S.A. (hereinafter referred to as EDP), with head office in Lisbon, Avenida 24 de Julho 12 and with its shares listed on the Euronext Lisbon stock exchange, results from the transformation of Electricidade de Portugal, E.P., incorporated in 1976 following the nationalization and consequent merger of the main companies in the electricity sector in Portugal. During 1994, as established by Decree-laws 7/91 and 131/94, the EDP Group (EDP Group or Group) was set up following the split of EDP, which led to a number of directly or indirectly wholly owned subsidiaries of EDP. The Group’s businesses are currently focused on the generation, transmission, distribution and supply of electricity and supply of gas. Although complementary, the Group also operates in related areas such as engineering, laboratory tests, professional training, energy services and property management. EDP Group operates essentially in the European (Portugal, Spain, France, Poland and Romania) and American (Brazil and the United States of America) energy sectors. -
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WWW.VIP-BOOKING.coM VIP- News›› ›› PREmiUM VOL. 124 APRIL 2010 McGowan’s Musings: Peter Kelly ruled that Prince had commit- ted to perform in Dublin’s 82,300-seat Firstly, I hope that you’re all located where Croke Park in June 2008, but withdrew you wish to be – home, office, the country without explanation just days beforehand, you usually live in, and if you can’t make after 55,000 tickets were sold. Prince (51) it back I hope you’re extending your time did not testify at the hearing. The artist’s on a sunny beach somewhere! Iceland has agency, William Morris, was absolved of li- not had a good time of it of late, what with ability, agent Marc Geiger testified that he financial meltdown and rising debts; this is rarely spoke to Prince directly and found not the sort of new export that they need him one of his toughest clients to under- – we said ‘cash, not ash!’ you can hear the stand or nail down – surely not? When told creditors cry. But this is a serious situation, Allan McGowan that MCD owner Denis Desmond was on and obviously our business is badly af- the warpath, Prince apparently said, “Tell fected, with many acts unable to be in the ever decreasing profit margins, more and the cat to chill. We will work something right place at the right time to fulfill tour- more health and safety obligations and re- out.” Good for Denis! However Prince is ing commitments. Please let us know if strictions, lack of support from other sec- a remarkable performer, so we hope he you have had problems, as we’d like to get tors of the business – particularly record makes his only three concerts this summer. -
A Review of the Marlay Park Concerts 2014 Introduction
Dundrum Area Committee Meeting 1st September 2014 A Review of the Marlay Park Concerts 2014 Introduction A series of single stage concerts were held in Marlay Park on 29th June, 2nd July, 4th July, 10th July and 12th July. The Longitude Festival took place on the 18th, 19th and 20th July. The concerts were held in Marlay Park, Grange Road. The concerts were licensed by Dún Laoghaire Rathdown-County Council (DLR) and policed by An Garda Síochana who were supported by security personnel engaged by the Promoter. A number of complaints were received by DLR in regard to the concerts and the purpose of this document is to review these complaints and make recommendations where appropriate. Background Legislative context and licence The Planning and Development Act, 2000 as amended, Part XVI of the Planning and Development Regulations, 2001, as amended provide for the requirement of a license for the holding of outdoor events. Section 231 refers to Regulations relating to matters of procedure and administration for applications and for granting of licenses. S.I. no 600 of 2001 and S.I. no 116 of 2012 currently pertain. An event is defined in section 229 of the Act as: (a) “a public performance which takes place wholly or mainly in the open air or in structure with no roof or a partial, temporary structure and which is comprised of music, dancing, displays of public entertainment or any activity of a like kind, and “ (b) “any other event as prescribed by the Minister under section 241” Article 183 of the Planning and Development (Licensing of -
Monitoring the Cross-Border Circulation of European Music Repertoire
Monitoring the cross-border circulation of European music repertoire within the European Union Report commissioned by EMO & Eurosonic Noordeslag Emmanuel Legrand January 2012 1 About this report: The music scene in Europe is very strong, creative and diversified. Each country within the European Union has a solid local music scene. However, due to the structure of the various national markets, the existence of language diversity and different cultural behaviours, the flow of repertoire across borders within the EU is far from reflecting the notion of one single market. Although there have been embryonic attempts to document the situation of European music repertoire in Europe, the full scale of the situation has never been fully monitored. The European Music Office, in partnership with Eurosonic Noordeslag and Nielsen, has undertaken a preliminary study aimed at monitoring and analysing the cross-border flows of repertoire within the EU in 2011. The study provides quantifiable data on the circulation of repertoire with the ambition of becoming the foundation for an observatory of the circulation of repertoire in Europe. This report has been made possible with the contributions from the following organisations: [NB: the views expressed in this report are those of its author and do not represent those of EMO of Eurosonic Noordeslag.] 2 Executive Summary The study on the circulation of European repertoire within the European Union was commissioned by the European Music Office and Dutch conference and festival Eurosonic Noordeslag. Its purpose is to analyse the flow of repertoire between EU countries, based on statistical data on radio airplay and digital downloads. -
Festival Tourism in the Danube Region
EUROPEAN UNION CONDUCTING TWO STUDIES WITHIN PRIORITY AREA 3 OF THE EU DANUBE REGION STRATEGY WITH 2 (TWO) LOTS: LOT № 1 “CARRYING OUT STUDIES ON FESTIVALS IN THE GENERAL CONTEXT OF DANUBE REGION TOURISM DEVELOPMENT” LOT № 2 “CARRYING OUT STUDIES OF THE DANUBE REGION CRUISE TOURISM DEVELOPMENT” LOT № 1 “CARRYING OUT STUDIES ON FESTIVALS IN THE GENERAL CONTEXT OF DANUBE REGION TOURISM DEVELOPMENT” ANALYTICAL REPORT 02.12.2019 CONSORTIUM „GFK-2016“ EUROPEAN UNION This report has been commissioned by the Ministry of Tourism of the Republic of Bulgaria. The results and interpretations are the sole responsibility of the authors, part of the “GFK-2016” consortium team. Picture on the title page: Pixabay (https://pixabay.com) “CARRYING OUT STUDIES ON FESTIVALS IN THE GENERAL CONTEXT OF DANUBE REGION TOURISM DEVELOPMENT” | p. 2 ДЗЗД „ГФК-2016“ „GFK-2016“ Consortium EUROPEAN UNION INDEX 1 Introduction .................................................................................................................................... 5 1.1 General information about the tender ............................................................................................. 9 1.2 Scope................................................................................................................................................... 9 1.3 Methodology .................................................................................................................................... 11 1.4 Activities........................................................................................................................................... -
Become a Member of Yourope
WHAT IS YOUROPE? BECOME A MEMBER Yourope was founded in 1998, and has evolved into the most OF YOUROPE important Association of European Festivals. Besides discussing trade topics and sharing best practices with its over 100 festivals and associated members, Yourope has founded dedicated Join Yourope and be amongst 100 of the most well established groups dealing with health & safety (YES Group), green operations European festivals, companies and events. (GO Group) and marketing & communication (EMAC Group). Founded in November 1998, its members are dedicated to • You will be featured on our website with a detailed profile improving the European festival scene in terms of: • Three member meetings per year: Eurosonic Noorderslag Groningen (NL) in January, • working conditions ILMC London (UK) in March and Reeperbahn Festival Hamburg • health and safety issues (GER) in September • sustainability and environmental awareness • Special invitations and discounts to conferences, seminars and • exchange of knowledge and information member festivals (for example Primavera Pro, IFF, MaMa) • promoting the cross-border exchange of live music talent in Europe The yearly membership fee for Yourope is Euro 1500.00. If you pay within the first three months, it is only Euro 1200.00. The overall aim of the association is to collaborate, share Yourope also operates an Associated Members’ scheme for experiences and to pinpoint areas that would benefit from companies working within the European festival scene, enabling a joint approach. Having gained respect within the industry them to contribute to the industry and collaborate with festival and at government level, Yourope has the power to lobby for promoters. The Associated Membership fee is the same price all legal and industry issues relating to the European festival as the regular Festival Membership (but without a voting right). -
2015 Year End | Top 100 International Boxoffice
2015 YEAR END | TOP 100 INTERNATIONAL BOXOFFICE Artist Tickets Sold Artist Tickets Sold Date Facility/Promoter Support Capacity Gross Date Facility/Promoter Support Capacity Gross 04/23/15 Paul McCartney 149,117 $21,746,535 12/11/15 David Gilmour 84,526 $7,925,649 04/25,27 Tokyo Dome 49,725 12/12/15 Allianz Parque 45,555 Tokyo, JAPAN 99% Yen Sao Paulo, BRAZIL 92% Reals 3 shows Kyodo Tokyo 10,500 - 18,000 (2,610,628,451)1 2 shows Mercury Concerts 320.00 - 1,200.0017 (30,475,060) 05/23/15 The Toppers 310,604 $19,832,287 11/10/15 U2 69,864 $7,760,997 05/24/15 Amsterdam Arena 65,300 11/11/15 AccorHotels Arena 17,466 05/29-31 Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS 95% Euro 12/06-07 Paris, FRANCE 100% Euro 5 shows Rocket 48.95 - 75.95 (17,775,804)2 4 shows Live Nation Global Touring 30.00 - 170.0018 (7,054,618) 02/27/15 One Direction 120,328 $18,043,690 09/08/15 U2 68,463 $7,674,824 02/28/15 Saitama Super Arena 30,082 09/09/15 Ziggo Dome 17,115 03/01-02 Saitama, JAPAN 100% Yen 09/12-13 Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS 100% Euro 4 shows Creative Man Productions 11,000 - 25,000 (2,122,787,000)3 4 shows Live Nation Global Touring / Mojo Concerts 30.00 - 170.0019 (6,841,587) 06/04/15 Take That Ella Henderson 144,873 $15,956,779 07/09/15 AC/DC Vintage Trouble 90,034 $7,482,298 06/05-19 The O2 - London 15,903 Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari 92,000 London, UNITED KINGDOM 91% Imola, ITALY 97% Euro 10 shows SJM 55.00 - 175.00 (£10,440,527)4 Barley Arts Promotion 75.0020 (6,752,550) 10/25/15 U2 104,913 $15,804,021 12/18/15 David Gilmour 65,136 $7,439,784 10/26,29-30 The O2 - London -
YEAR in REVIEW 2019 Event at Web- Ster Hall After Its Reopening
BACK IN BUSI- NESS: Bishop Briggs plays an YEAR IN REVIEW 2019 event at Web- ster Hall after its reopening. (Getty Images) CONTINUED FROM PAGE 51 our expectations. From show count, Verizon launching in 14 venues during the audience reaction, 2019 football season, while AT&T rolled it economic impact out at the Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium in the neighbor- in Arlington, Texas. In the digital realm, the hood, it has been a $1.1 billion esports sector made a deeper truly rewarding and move into traditional venues such as newly humbling experience renovated TD Garden in Boston, and the for our team,” says Overwatch League is developing a network Geoff Gordon, re- of buildings to host events around the world, gional president for even as it eyes building custom arenas for its Live Nation Philadel- events in the next year. phia. “The Met has Check out some of the year’s other top really been about the stories: convergence of the growth of the city with an amazing building — 94 feet across, 65 deep and 80 high — OPENING ACTS that deserved this.” rivals the dimensions of New York’s Radio THE MET PHILADELPHIA — The latest The revamped venue includes a spa- City Music Hall. The building hosted 164 addition to the city’s live music scene opened cious lobby, plus velour theater seating, 25 shows in its inaugural season and as of with a bang on Dec. 3, 2018, with a Bob bars, a ring of deluxe box seats, wrap- October had donated more than $74,337 Dylan show at the reclaimed historic hall around balconies, gently sloped upper to the School District of Philadelphia, part on the northern fringe of Philly’s Center decks and a surprisingly intimate show- of a pledge to give 25 cents of every ticket City. -
Submission, Sophie Ridley, Chair, Event Production Industry Covid 19
SCC19R-R-0360(i) D EVENT PRODUCTION INDUSTRY COVID-19 WORKING GROUP OIREACHTAS SPECIAL COMMITTEE COVID-19 RESPONSE RECOVERY OF THE ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY SCC19R-R-0360(i) D SECTION PAGE Executive Summary 3 The EPIC Working Group 5 EPIC Working Group Elected Members 6 What Are Live Events? 8 Recovery 9 What Do We Need For Recovery? 10 Brand Ireland 13 Festivals & Events In Ireland 14 Who Do EPIC Represent? 16 Contribution 17 Snapshot - Electric Picnic 18 Snapshot - Indiependence 19 Snapshot - The Business & The SMEs 20 In Conclusion 22 Appendices 23 AIST COVID-19 IMPACT SURVEY / LET’S CELEBRATE REPORT / THEATRE FORUM SUBMISSION SCC19R-R-0360(i) D Live events continue through wars, they raise money for famine, they raise the spirits of a nation in times of need and provide a focus in times of celebration. Never, in the history of staging live performance and events, has there been such a sudden and total stop to work in Ireland, as happened on the 12th of March 2020. In response to the crisis in the live event industry, created by the Covid-19 pandemic, this working group was elected, to represent the interests and concerns of the individuals and business involved in producing live events and performance. Our critical supports, needed from the State: 1. The Covid Payment, and Wage Subsidy to continue for Event and Arts workers until the mass gathering ban and social distancing are not required for medical safety in Ireland. 2. Business grant support of 20% of 2018 turnover, for SMEs in the Event and Arts sector, to aid with rent and bank loan payments.