TheMusicLicence
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Music creates a mood. The music you play can be as much a part of the reason your customers are loyal as your food, drinks or décor, it encourages conversations, that vital connection between your staff and clients.
16 DECEMBER 2018
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Now, imagine your bar or restaurant without that music. Not quite the same environment is it? A business without music can fall flat, seem lifeless and cold.
Your equipment and music choices are obviously a crucial element to your operation, but along with this you need to ensure that you are correctly licensed to play that music.
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We all know playing music in a venue can be beneficial to your business, in many cases, it’s vital. Obviously ensuring the sound system is spot on is essential, and your playlist will have been designed with your clientele in mind.
It’s not just your customers who benefit from music being played either, your colleagues will too! Music can add a burst of energy to a team who have been on their feet all day.
There is some confusion between an entertainment licence and a music licence, but with the launch of TheMusicLicence earlier this year PPL PRS hope to ease this confusion and educate business owners on being correctly licensed for the music they play.
So, first things first…do you need TheMusicLicence to play music in your venue if you have an entertainment licence that allows you to play music? In short, yes you do and here is why.
An entertainment licence is issued by your local authority. It gives you permission to provide entertainment on your premises, and may be subject to certain conditions such as time restrictions or number of people attending.
TheMusicLicence is issued by PPL PRS and gives you permission to play music which
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