Sentence examples for grassroots music from inspiring English sources

"Grassroots music venues need investment now," said Dipple.

It also called for more support for grassroots music venues after a drop in concert revenues last year.

Music Venue Trust is a registered charity that acts to protect, secure and improve grassroots music venues in the UK.

Market Street East, 07784 736673, breezecreatives.com More than just a cinema, Star and Shadow is a radical, socially engaged cultural nexus that enables grassroots music, debate and more.

Plus, performing classical music in nontraditional spaces often comes with drawbacks like poor acoustics, drunken audiences and the frequent comings and goings of makeshift concert settings, which can hamper the ability of a grassroots music organization to build a following.

Among the recent closures highlighted in "Grassroots Music Venues Rescue Plan" published on 19 October is that of 12 Bar Club on London's "Tin Pan Alley", where Adele, The Libertines and Jeff Buckley previously played.

Obviously, California's cottage industry of more grassroots, outdoor "music and art" festivals is not a new phenomenon.

Birmingham's major cultural institutions – including the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, the Birmingham Royal Ballet, the Birmingham Repertory Theatre, the Library of Birmingham and the Barber Institute of Fine Arts – enjoy international reputations, and the city has vibrant and influential grassroots art, music, literary and culinary scenes.

I have spoken up against the smudging of queer culture before and I am a strong advocate for grassroots queer music, as both a musician and a label manager.

Those early bleep 'n' bass tunes were rugged grassroots hardcore rave music (without them, hardcore simply couldn't have happened in the way it did), yet also cool and clever records, acting as gateways into Detroit techno and the long, deep history of Sheffield's experimental scene.

For music, the grassroots underground has been quite busy of late.