The Greater Nashville Music Census, a survey for anyone working in the music industry, announces a week extension to its closing deadline. The Census is capturing key information about the Nashville music economy to help the city and community make informed, data-driven decisions to support our music ecosystem moving forward.

The census will now remain open through Sunday, April 1 at 11:59 pm.

“We have the highest concentration of musicians in the nation living here in greater Nashville,” said Dave Pomeroy, president of the Nashville Musicians Association. “So we’re asking each and every one of them to take the census, spread the word, and help us set the bar for all other cities moving forward.” 

YOU can fill out The Music City Census HERE!!

<a href="https://www.greaternashvillemusiccensus.org/">The Greater Nashville Music Census</a>, a survey for anyone working in the music industry, announces a week extension to its closing deadline. The <a href="https://www.greaternashvillemusiccensus.org/">Census</a> is capturing key information about the Nashville music economy to help the city and community make informed, data-driven decisions to support our music ecosystem moving forward.
The <a href="https://www.greaternashvillemusiccensus.org/">census</a> will now remain open through Sunday, April 1 at 11:59 pm.
“We have the highest concentration of musicians in the nation living here in greater Nashville,” said Dave Pomeroy, president of the Nashville Musicians Association. “So we’re asking each and every one of them to take the census, spread the word, and help us set the bar for all other cities moving forward.” 
YOU can fill out The Music City Census <a href="https://www.greaternashvillemusiccensus.org/">HERE</a>!!

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