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Are there any emerging trends in live event production that will change the music industry in the next few years?

Exie Ringwood

Yeah, there are definitely some emerging trends in live event production that I think could really shake up the music industry in the next few years. The first one that comes to mind is virtual live events. With the COVID-19 pandemic, lots of musicians have been forced to cancel or delay their tours, but some have still been able to connect with fans through virtual performances. I think that as technology continues to improve, we're going to see more and more virtual concerts and festivals that can bring fans from all over the world together in one virtual space.

Another trend I've noticed is the rise of experiential events that go beyond just live music. Think about events like Coachella, where there are all kinds of art installations, food trucks, and other activities. I think that we're going to start seeing more and more festivals that embrace this kind of multi-sensory experience, where the music is just one part of a larger event that's designed to be an immersive experience for attendees.

Finally, I think that we're going to start seeing more events that prioritize sustainability and environmental responsibility. I know that there are already some festivals that try to reduce waste and promote renewable energy, but I think that this is an area where the industry as a whole could do better. Maybe we'll start to see festivals that have completely carbon-neutral footprints, or that prioritize using local and sustainable food and drink vendors.

Overall, I think that these trends are really exciting, and that they have the potential to create some really innovative and enjoyable live event experiences for people who love music. It'll be interesting to see how the industry adapts to these changes, and how they continue to develop and evolve in the years to come.