For many music professionals, touring is a love-hate relationship. Live shows and travel are a chance to bring music directly to fans, but it can also be mentally, physically, and financially draining for music professionals. The COVID-19 pandemic and global supply chain issues have made touring more costly, more unpredictable, and for some music professionals, far less desirable. However, the pandemic has also opened the door to more candid conversations about the difficulties of touring, including several high-visibility artists speaking openly about their decisions to cancel tours.
Resilience on the Road is a living resource to foster and sustain mental and physical wellness among music professionals on the road. MusiCares believes that fostering resilience on the road requires four core elements: access to resources and information to make informed choices about physical and mental wellness; affordable and timely mental health support; accessible and high-quality medical and physical wellness; and an underpinning of an empathetic and compassionate community on tour.
In a special hour-long discussion, three artists in recovery shared their personal experiences getting sober in the music world. The conversation was presented by MusiCares in partnership with Sober 21, Elia Einhorn's project in collaboration with The Creative Independent.
In this informative conversation, you'll learn why proper hearing conservation is essential for all musicians, producers, and engineers; what strategies you can use to protect your ears and prolong your career; and why Tuned is dedicated to helping the music community take better care of their hearing.
For many music professionals, touring is a love-hate relationship. Live shows and travel are a chance to bring music directly to fans, but it can also be mentally, physically, and financially draining.
After more than 30 years of helping the humans behind the music, MusiCares understands what it takes to bring music to the world and the hardships that so many music professionals navigate.
Resilience on the Road is a living resource to foster and sustain mental and physical wellness among music professionals on the road. MusiCares believes that fostering resilience on the road requires four core elements: access to resources and information to make informed choices about physical and mental wellness; affordable and timely mental health support; accessible and high-quality medical and physical wellness; and an underpinning of an empathetic and compassionate community on tour.