Music Week and the music industry – spanning all sectors – backed the Black Out Tuesday (June 2) initiative – which asked people not to conduct in any business and instead observe a day of reflection and community engagement – following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. Music Week fully supports this industry-wide act of solidarity with the
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Sunday, July 26, 2020
(June 2020) Music Industry To Participate In Black Out Tuesday
Music Week and the music industry – spanning all sectors – backed the Black Out Tuesday (June 2) initiative – which asked people not to conduct in any business and instead observe a day of reflection and community engagement – following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. Music Week fully supports this industry-wide act of solidarity with theblack African community and will not be reporting on the business during Black Out Tuesday.
Music Week and the music industry – spanning all sectors – backed the Black Out Tuesday (June 2) initiative – which asked people not to conduct in any business and instead observe a day of reflection and community engagement – following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. Music Week fully supports this industry-wide act of solidarity with the
