YES,the artists get the show money,The label gets the royalties.
The venue needs a license from the performing rights organizations, such as ASCAP and BMI.
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You would need a performance license; in the US this is easily obtained from ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC.
A Karaoke Club is insurable. You need General Liability Insurance. (also remember to pay you music licensing fees (BMI, ASCAP and SESAC in the US, PRS in UK)
You would need to go directly to each organization for a license. Application can typically be made online at the links below.
The only license required for a DJ business is the actual license to do business, which can be obtained from your local City Hall. I also recommend registering the name under which you do business with the State in which you live. You do not need any ASCAP licenses to music rights or anything of the like. Nik Wong Owner/Operator, Playmaker DJ Service playmakerdjs.weebly.com Actually in some circumstances, you do need ASCAP licenses. If you play major venues, usually the owner pays the fees to keep from having a lawsuit filed.
Its the venues responsibility to purchase the license. Most bars comply and since most cover bands play at bars, theyre covered. A private party at someones home is another story.
You would need a license from a performing rights organization. In the US, most works are handled by ASCAP or BMI.
nope :)
You do not need a license to serve alcohol unless you own a business. If you are trying to serve alcohol in your own resturant/club you then need your own license to do so.
To obtain a license to play music in public, you need to contact the appropriate performing rights organization, such as ASCAP or BMI, and apply for a license. The organization will assess your needs and provide you with a license agreement that outlines the terms and fees for playing music in public. Once you have the license, you can legally play music in public venues.
Whether you need a license to start a club depends on the type of club and its activities. Social or hobby clubs may not require a formal license, but if the club involves activities like serving alcohol, hosting events, or operating as a business, you may need permits or licenses. It's essential to check local laws and regulations to ensure compliance. Additionally, if the club is affiliated with a school or organization, there may be specific guidelines to follow.