These are not happy times for the music industry, particularly in terms of money-spinning live performance. According to figures published by industry body Live DMA, live shows in Europe are set to slump by around 70 percent this year. In human terms, that means a lot of musicians, technicians, and tour organizers are sitting around doing very little or nothing at all.  

These are not happy times for the music industry, particularly in terms of money-spinning live performance. According to <a href="https://www.forbes.com/sites/trevorclawson/2020/10/25/rock-royaltieshow-a-european-startup-is-offering-leverage-to-cash-strapped-music-rights-owners/#1eb9391458bf">figures published by industry body Live DMA</a>, live shows in Europe are set to slump by around 70 percent this year. In human terms, that means a lot of musicians, technicians, and tour organizers are sitting around doing very little or nothing at all.&nbsp;

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