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“Bands need to say ‘we’re not doing it'”: Why musicians are taking a stand on merch cuts

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“Bands need to say ‘we’re not doing it'”: Why musicians are taking a stand on merch cuts

With venues taking as much as 25% of touring bands’ merchandise profits, artists like Exodus’s Gary Holt and Architects’ Dan Searle are demanding change

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