מחאת תעשיית התרבות בבריטניה – Red Alert

Well over 100 people who work in live music are holding a silent march along Oxford Road in #Manchester in a bid to try and save the industry.

It’s feared more than 100,000 jobs could be lost without intervention. #WeMakeEvents pic.twitter.com/HR13OGLVYS

— Hits Radio News | Manchester (@hitsmcrnews) August 11, 2020

Our events rely on countless suppliers, manufacturers and freelancers and we will all need to work together to make the shows of the future.

Many livelihoods across the industry are now at stake and that's why we are supporting #WeMakeEvents and #LightItInRed today. pic.twitter.com/iVrjmR2bQw

— Royal Albert Hall (@RoyalAlbertHall) August 11, 2020

Tonight we continue to #LightItInRed in support of all the UK’s live event venues, and the amazing staff and freelancers in our sector who bring the live events we love to life. #WeMakeEvents #FreelancersMakeTheatreWork #theatre #festival #LetTheMusicPlay #OliverDowden pic.twitter.com/3WTdhFgzyI

— Wales Millennium Centre (@theCentre) August 11, 2020

Tonight. Some of Scotland’s most iconic venues and landmarks were lit up red to show support for the music industry. Please share #lightitupredscotland #wemakeevents pic.twitter.com/BqSGMCs5G9

— Gigs in Scotland (@gigsinscotland) August 11, 2020