The Delicates' Lounge #5: Reeperbahn Festival 2022

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This is the fifth edition of The Delicates' Lounge - a podcast for all us music event tourists who love to be where the action is and occasionally like to grumble about having to queue for our passes or a beer or to get into a venue. You know, all things that we missed for so long during the pandemic.
Now and again we’ll get together with a couple of delicate delegates at one of the many events we love to go to.
This time, I was very happy to speak to friends from the festival family who over the years I’ve seen more than I’ve seen my own family at times.

I’m joined by Steffi Von Kannemann from Better Things agency, Joe Sparrow of Music Ally, Tamizdat's Matthew Covey, Andrea DaSilva from Keychange USA, and Adam Lewis of the Planetary Group to find out how they are managing themselves, their projects, and the events they are now attending.
We talked about our experiences at this year's Reeperbahn Festival as well as all the projects we are working on.
We recorded this conversation during Reeperbahn Festival in Hamburg on Thursday 22nd and Friday 23rd September, 2022.
A huge thank you to Lena Ingwerson of Music Cities Network for letting us use her office at the Karostar Musikhaus to record these conversations.
For further information about some of the things & people mentioned in this episode:
Reeperbahn Festival: https://www.reeperbahnfestival.com/en
Keychange USA: https://www.keychangeus.com
Better Things: https://better-things.berlin
Music Ally: https://musically.com/music-ally-podcast/
Planetary Group: https://www.planetarygroup.com
Tamizdat: http://www.tamizdat.org
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1. Joe Sparrow & Steffi von Kannemann (00:00:00)

2. Matthew Covey (00:19:37)

3. Andrea DaSilva & Adam Lewis (00:30:18)