| From the Where2sing.com forum: From the MIPI 'Are You Doing The Right Thing PDF':
Do I need any licences to play legitimately purchased karaoke discs at a pub?
Yes, generally the venue (for example, the club, hotel, nightclub, restaurant or similar venue) needs an APRA public performance
licence in order to allow you to play the karaoke music. However, in circumstances where you are playing karaoke at a venue that
would not ordinarily require a licence, you may need to get an APRA public performance licence in your own right. If you are using
music between sets then you may need additional licences from APRA and the PPC
Submitted by LeatherBaron on 24-11-2010 Meet karaoke hosts and singers in the Where2sing.com forums . . . | KARAOKE in AustraliaYou've found the #1 website with the original and biggest karaoke gig listings database listing nearly 1,000 gigs across all states of Australia - each listing with full venue name, address, phone number plus extensive information about the gig itself. Read feedback from singers who have already visited the venue, and see information such as songlist size, crowd size, type of singer and even how much applause you can expect when you visit each gig.Or visit the forums where both singers and hosts meet and chat - including State-chat forums where you can make friends whom you'll meet up with at a venue near you. And there are the Gig Reviews, the constantly updated 'National Top 10 Karaoke Venues' chart, specialised lists of venues for Under 18s and currently running Competitions, lists for karaoke rooms, restaurants, karaoke hosts and supplliers, and karaoke news from all around the world. Of course, the best way to keep up to date is by opting in for the FREE weekly Karaoke News Email. Where2sing.com | |
|
