Everybody's really feeling a shift in live entertainment. What was the old. What's the new.And from your vantage point, you have a big emphasis on fans as stakeholders. How does that all work together. >> So, you know, I mean, live has always been and live music especially has always just been about memories, right.um when you think of um concerts or events that you've been throughout your life, it always kind of tracks back to a to a memory. So, from that standpoint, it's remain the same. But the fan today ...

Core Argument - Live music fosters a unique connection between performer and audience, creating a shared experience in the moment [1][5][10] - The value of live music lies in its uniqueness and the resonance it creates between living beings, something digital platforms cannot fully replicate [15][16] - Experiencing live music is about feeling rather than understanding, connecting on an emotional level [17][18] Key Elements of Live Music - Instruments, the space and acoustics, and the performer's physical and mental state are crucial components [3][4][14] - The audience plays an active role, influencing the performance in real-time through their presence and reactions [5][7][9] - Silence is an integral part of music, creating tension, anticipation, and a shared breathing space [10][12] Supporting Evidence - An experiment with Joshua Bell demonstrated that music needs attention and listeners to be fully appreciated; playing incognito in a subway station yielded only $32, while a concert ticket cost over $100 [6][7] - Research suggests that brain activity synchronizes when people make music together, indicating a deep connection [12] - Imperfections and unexpected events during a live performance can add to its beauty and honesty [13][14]

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