Will AI ‘Fundamentally Change’ Working In Live Music?
Artificial intelligence is already impacting promoters, agents and marketers in the live music business.
Promoters, agents and marketers are using AI to fight bots, streamline shows and personalize discovery, which could transform every job in touring.
Sold-out concerts may seem timeless, but beneath the surface, the live-music business is being rewired by AI, affecting security, merchandising, routing, and lighting.
The systems guiding who gets through security fastest, how merch is stocked, which shows get routed where and how lights sync to the beat are no longer governed by human instinct alone.
Author's summary: AI is changing the live music industry.
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