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Music Venue Trust announce ‘Save Our Scottish Venues’ virtual festival

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the MVT’s existing ‘Save Our Venues Campaign’, which was launched back in April in response to the economic threat that is facing over 500 of the UK’s independent music venues during the coronavirus crisis.The campaign has already helped temporarily save 140 music venues from the threat of closure, and efforts to preserve the UK’s live music industry at this grassroots level are continuing.The MVT have today (June 12) announced the virtual festival, a fundraiser that will take place online from 8PM next Friday (June 19).Set to be hosted across three ‘stages’ and streamed on livefrom.events, the festival will feature remotely recorded performances by Scottish musicians who have come together to support the nation’s vital grassroots music.

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