Poppodia en -festivals in cijfers 2024 = Dutch live music venues and festivals facts & figures 2024
- Poppodia en -festivals in cijfers
TitelPoppodia en -festivals in cijfers 2024 = Dutch live music venues and festivals facts & figures 2024
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Plaats van uitgaveAmsterdam
Jaar van uitgave2025
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Annotatie59 p.
Onderwerppopmuziek, poppodia, festivals, programmering, financiering, cultuurspreiding, arbeidsmarkt, publiek, corona, crisis, Nederland, statistieken (vorm)
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Cijfers over het jaar 2024. In 2024 presenteerden de Nederlandse poppodia 3% meer optredens en ontvingen 8% meer publiek dan het jaar ervoor. Ondanks stijgende publieksinkomsten en hogere subsidies, daalde het financiële resultaat bij de meeste podia. De kosten voor onder meer personeel, programmering en huisvesting stegen sneller dan de inkomsten. De Vereniging Nederlandse Poppodia en -Festivals (VNPF) waarschuwt dat het Nederlandse live popmuziekcircuit zonder structureel robuuste subsidiëring dreigt te worden teruggeworpen naar de vorige eeuw.
Dutch live music venues hosted 3% more performances and attracted 8% more visitors in 2024 compared to the previous year. Despite rising ticket revenues and increased subsidies, most venues reported a decline in financial results. The Association of Dutch Music Venues and Festivals (VNPF) warns that without structurally robust funding the Dutch live music sector risks being thrown back to the previous century. This would undermine its ability to attract new talent and audiences, threatening the live music ecosystem that underpins the (inter)national success of the Dutch music sector. Report with statistics 2024.
Dutch live music venues hosted 3% more performances and attracted 8% more visitors in 2024 compared to the previous year. Despite rising ticket revenues and increased subsidies, most venues reported a decline in financial results. The Association of Dutch Music Venues and Festivals (VNPF) warns that without structurally robust funding the Dutch live music sector risks being thrown back to the previous century. This would undermine its ability to attract new talent and audiences, threatening the live music ecosystem that underpins the (inter)national success of the Dutch music sector. Report with statistics 2024.