PRS for Music will continue their partnership with Small Business Saturday by hosting pop-up live music performances in London and Brighton.
On 20 November PRS for Music will hit the road with Small Business Saturday, stopping at Bell Square in Hounslow and Hildreth Street in Balham.
PRS for Music representatives will also join the Small Business Saturday campaigners on 23 November at their Ship Street location in Brighton.
Manchester-based acoustic artist Matt Fryers and Lancashire-native folk musician Baxter Rhodes will perform as part of the tour.
Paul Sims, PRS for Music’s head of marketing, said: ‘After a successful workshop held in collaboration with Small Business Saturday last month, PRS for Music are thrilled to continue working with the team in the lead up to their big day on the 5 December.
‘Music can play a huge role in affecting customer and staff moods, has the ability to enhance a business’ brand and transform an environment. We recognise the important role small businesses play in the UK and want to ensure as many as possible are aware of the benefits of music and have the knowledge to take advantage of it.’
PRS for Music teams will visit local businesses, interviewing shop owners and promoting the benefits of music.
To follow PRS for Music’s pop-up tour, tune in via @PRSforMusic’s Twitter feed on Friday (20) and Monday (23) or follow #PRSinspire.
Please visit the PRS for Music and Small Business Saturday websites to find out more.
On 20 November PRS for Music will hit the road with Small Business Saturday, stopping at Bell Square in Hounslow and Hildreth Street in Balham.
PRS for Music representatives will also join the Small Business Saturday campaigners on 23 November at their Ship Street location in Brighton.
Manchester-based acoustic artist Matt Fryers and Lancashire-native folk musician Baxter Rhodes will perform as part of the tour.
Paul Sims, PRS for Music’s head of marketing, said: ‘After a successful workshop held in collaboration with Small Business Saturday last month, PRS for Music are thrilled to continue working with the team in the lead up to their big day on the 5 December.
‘Music can play a huge role in affecting customer and staff moods, has the ability to enhance a business’ brand and transform an environment. We recognise the important role small businesses play in the UK and want to ensure as many as possible are aware of the benefits of music and have the knowledge to take advantage of it.’
PRS for Music teams will visit local businesses, interviewing shop owners and promoting the benefits of music.
To follow PRS for Music’s pop-up tour, tune in via @PRSforMusic’s Twitter feed on Friday (20) and Monday (23) or follow #PRSinspire.
Please visit the PRS for Music and Small Business Saturday websites to find out more.
