The musical talent emerging from Wigan today is as strong as in decades, solidifying the region as a cornerstone of British music culture. To ensure the scene continues to thrive, more performance spaces must support these artists, something which GigPig can facilitate for bars, pubs and restaurants.
GigPig, the UK's fastest-growing live music platform, has launched its instant booking service to better support the hospitality sector by bringing live music into venues.
Blue Monday, dubbed the ‘most depressing day of the year,’ presents hospitality venues an opportunity to lift moods during the post-holiday slump, where live music can create meaningful connections between guests.
Rising noise complaints against hospitality venues are creating significant challenges, threatening the sector's future, something the NTIA is calling for change.
Dry January poses challenges for hospitality venues as customers cut back on spending and alcohol, but it also presents opportunities to adapt to alcohol-free options and social events.
The rise in costs from the Autumn Budget will see the hospitality sector endure a difficult period in April, making this year’s golden quarter essential to the industry.
The festive season offers a golden opportunity for bars and pubs to capitalise on increased trade while creating memorable experiences for their guests and hosting live festive music in your venue achieves this.
The UK’s first and only Battle Bar concept, Boom Battle Bar, is revolutionising its live entertainment through GigPig.
A historic move to ensure the sustainability of grassroots music venues has been made, which sees a £1 voluntary ticket levy imposed, something The Snug in Atherton has welcomed.
Building a supportive community is crucial for musicians to thrive in the competitive music industry, and businesses like GigPig and Queenz Sounds empower emerging artists by fostering connections, promoting inclusivity, and leveraging technology to create opportunities.
As an emerging artist, working hard and regularly gigging is essential to your career, which was the case for George Farrar, drummer for Queen Extravaganza, who is about to embark on his third tour with the tribute band.
The UK’s fastest-growing live music marketplace, GigPig, has appointed its first Music Operations Director as the business continues to strike up partnerships with major pub, bar and restaurant brands.
As technology evolves, innovations like spatial audio are transforming the way we experience music, while digital platforms such as GigPig are revolutionising live performances by simplifying artist bookings and creating more opportunities for musicians and venues alike.
Creating a fair and equal music industry is crucial for sustaining creativity, innovation and growth, something that ticket reselling site Twickets and founder Richard Davies wants to achieve.
STACK, the much anticipated live entertainment hub in Newcastle which also plays host to Newcastle United’s fanzone, is set to uncover a phenomenal range of new music via GigPig.
The Terrorism Protection of Premises Bill, more commonly known as Martyn’s Law, is expected to become law within the next year after being included in the King’s Speech. It will require hospitality venues to impose stricter security measures, and Figen Murray OBE told GigPig how this will impact these businesses.
As an emerging musician, it can be challenging to navigate how to monetise your music, especially in today's competitive industry. However, it doesn’t matter if you’re a bedroom producer or a master at mixing, there is ample opportunity to earn money from your craft.
Getting booked on a music festival can be pivotal in a musician's career. With the festival season fully underway, many emerging artists will be watching on with a desire to be on the billing next year.
GigPig was created by four founders who all shared the same passion to improve the music industry. To celebrate World Music Day, which connects everyone with music whilst making it accessible, here is why their experiences brought them into the industry to ensure music continued to be accessible.
After being diagnosed with a bone structure problem, Robbe Van Bogaert uses his disability to empower the night-time industry to strive for accessibility whilst ensuring promoters and businesses are aware of the importance of creating an accessible experience.
Venues showing football this summer can get ready for Euro 2024 by hosting live music to increase dwell time and boost revenue across the tournament.
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