Masks for Music Helps Artists &
Industry Make Money by Selling
Pandemic Masks
Masks for Music is a new initiative offering global music
industry professionals a way to help relieve financial
insecurity from the pandemic with a new affiliate solution.
Any music industry professional, agency, organization,
venue, or artist can register to access their own
unique link to sell KN95 and adjustable fabric masks to
their network. Masks for Music handles the logistics,
delivery, and administration, making it easy for industry
workers to sell masks to their network.
The breakdown of a mask pack sale is: 50% to music
industry partner, 10% to charities supporting the music
industry, 21% for packaging and production costs, and
19% to cover operational costs.
For more information, go to www.masksformusic.com.
Brett Kissel Plays Sold-Out Drive-in Shows in
Edmonton, Regina & Saskatoon
Canadian country star Brett Kissel played an incredible eight sold-out drive-in concerts
over just two days on June 13 th and 14 th . The shows were held in the parking
lot of the River Cree Resort and Casino in Edmonton and raised funds for Food
Banks Alberta. He then played three more drive-in concerts in Regina on June
20th and another three in Saskatoon, SK on June 27th.
“Absence makes the heart grow fonder and I’ve missed my band,” Kissel said
from the stage about his fellow musicians, who were socially-distanced onstage
and separated by Plexiglas partitions. “I’m going to soak in this moment for all it’s
worth.”
Each of the roughly one-hour shows in Edmonton and Regina was played in
front of approximately 200 vehicles full of fans who listened to the music from the
stage via FM radio, much like at drive-in movie theatres. To show their appreciation,
honking horns took the place of shouts and clapping hands.
CANADIAN MUSICIAN 15