ジュディ・グリアさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ジュディ・グリアInstagram)「Most of my best memories are from seeing shows at small indie venues. Discovering bands, songs, making friends, great dates. I can’t imagine life without them. I don’t want my kids to have a life without those experiences either. Please go to saveourstages.com and sign this petition this weekend (it took me 2 minutes) and send to your legislators for Monday. Just a few clicks and please forward to friends. I didn’t know about this until a friend told me last night. “I'm writing to you today as your constituent, community member, and a music lover. For all those reasons, I stand with the National Independent Venue Association’s (NIVA) effort in Washington to protect independent venues and promoters in this time of existential crisis. Please support federal assistance that ensures the survival of independent venues and promoters. Every day in conversations, on the news, and especially in our social media feeds we see wildly hyperbolic messaging. But the reality of this one is that if concerts don’t resume in 2020, 90% of independent venues across America will most likely not open again. Ever. Including the venues in our community. Of course this is terrible for music lovers but this affects so many more angles. Independent music venues are economic multipliers, community builders, and beloved institutions. A Chicago study estimated that $1 spent at a small venue resulted in $12 of economic activities for neighboring restaurants, hotels and retail shops - and we believe that level of financial contribution is consistent in cities and towns across America. What would our communities look like without them? We must ensure their survival. Thank you for your extremely hard work for our state and our country in these absolutely uncharted times.” #saveourstages @nivassoc」5月30日 3時23分