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Venue gets accessibility makeover for musicians and fans with disability | Gig Glow Up | Howler
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November 27, 2024
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6:20Now PlayingMelbourne live music venue Howler is ready for its ✨glow-up✨. Join comedian Loz Booth as she visits Howler, with accessibility consultant Dina Bassile and musician Saint Ergo, to help the venue become a more comfortable environment for musicians and patrons with disability.
Inaccessible physical and sensory environments at live music venues can make attending – or performing – at gigs difficult or even impossible for people with disability.
Want to see more from incredible musicians with disability? Check out the new ABC series Headliners. Musician and fervent campaigner for inclusion, access and equality, EllyMay Barnes leads the quest to create two bands made up entirely of musicians living with disability. Stream it now on ABC iview 👉
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