First off, I'm rooting for you to be able to keep the Warehouse going. As a kid it was a place I found like minded people when they weren't other places to be found.
Let's say this campaign works and you get the financial backing that is needed to recover, what is the future of the Warehouse? how will it evolve to avoid this situation again?
Have you thought to look for support from other out of town venues, perhaps teaming with a Madison and Minneapolis venue to have them send artist your way as they go between?
And as a suggestion, since the digital age of music is upon us and not going anywhere why not look at some sort of online streaming or subscription service to broadcast shows from your venue online for and added revenue stream. Or possibly patching off your soundboard to be able to create digital copies of the band that play there (I understand there may be some legal issues with larger bands, but it'd be great for the start ups to have some live recordings)
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First off, I'm rooting for you to be able to keep the Warehouse going. As a kid it was a place I found like minded people when they weren't other places to be found.
Let's say this campaign works and you get the financial backing that is needed to recover, what is the future of the Warehouse? how will it evolve to avoid this situation again?
Have you thought to look for support from other out of town venues, perhaps teaming with a Madison and Minneapolis venue to have them send artist your way as they go between?
And as a suggestion, since the digital age of music is upon us and not going anywhere why not look at some sort of online streaming or subscription service to broadcast shows from your venue online for and added revenue stream. Or possibly patching off your soundboard to be able to create digital copies of the band that play there (I understand there may be some legal issues with larger bands, but it'd be great for the start ups to have some live recordings)
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