The Hull Live Music Map is based on the Mapping Music Project: Music Activities for Education, Social Care, Health & Wellbeing in Hull, UK (MESH-2) led by a team of researchers at the University of Hull and funded by the Society for Education, Music and Psychology Research.
The Leicester Live Music Map is a research and development project that explores the structure, activity and significance of the live music ecosystem in Leicester and the wider Midlands region. The project brings together publicly available information on venues, organisations and live music activity to provide a clearer picture of the infrastructure that supports music in the city.
Dublin is one of the smaller capital cities in Europe. A compact city, the first iteration of the Dublin map covers the central area of the city roughly 6km squared located between the two canals.
Data collection for the Florence Live Music Venue Map took place between September 2023 and February 2024
The Newcastle Music Map (v.1.0) is part of a longstanding and evolving programme of research around live music and its relationship to locality.
Initial research for the Welsh Music Map took place in September 2021. Focusing on music venues, rehearsal rooms and recording studios,
The Edinburgh Music Map (v.1.0) is part of a longstanding and evolving programme of research around live music and its relationship to locality.
The Rotterdam Live Music Map is a result of a research programme that examines the impact of shifts in the globalized music economy
In the early 1960s, The Beatles carved their legacy in the bars and clubs of Hamburg. Since then, the city’s musical pulse has only intensified.
