Win a signed Gibson guitar Liam Gallagher through fundraising for stage crew charity Stagehand’s #ILoveLive campaign.
To enter the prize draw, choose an entry reward option on this page. You can also donate without entering using the donation tab. Free postal entry is available. See terms below.
Support for Stage Crew
Liam Gallagher is raising funds for Stagehand‘s #ILoveLive campaign, helping UK stage crew in need. Stage crew are the unsung heroes of live music. Without them, shows wouldn’t happen.
The Covid-19 impact has been devastating for the music industry, especially for stage techs, sound engineers, and tour staff. Since March, many have lost income and don’t qualify for government aid. Many are struggling financially and mentally.
Let’s raise money to support them this winter—it could save lives.
The Prize Draw
Liam Gallagher donated a signed Gibson Les Paul ‘Studio’ for this prize draw. Each entry costs £5. Enter multiple times to increase your chances.
Entry Dates: Friday, November 27 – Thursday, December 17. Winner Announcement: Wednesday, December 23.
What’s the Prize?
A Gibson Les Paul ‘Studio’, signed by Liam Gallagher and Bonehead.
Liam Gallagher says:
“Without our Touring Crew, there are no gigs. Let’s raise money to help them.”
How to Enter the Prize Draw
Buy at least one £5 entry to join. More entries mean higher chances of winning. Select an entry reward option on this page or enter for free by post. See terms for details.
You can also donate without entering using the donation box at the top of the page.
About Stagehand and The PSA
Founded in 1996, the PSA represents technical production professionals. With around 2,000 self-employed members and 300 technical supply businesses, it supports industry professionals.
Stagehand is the public name of the PSA Welfare and Benevolent Fund, a charity supporting members facing hardship. It also funds Mental Health First Aid training for self-employed members.
Stagehand Covid-19 Crew Relief Fund
The Covid-19 crisis left live production workers unable to work. Many are struggling with basic living expenses. Some of the biggest stadium crews and grassroots workers are at risk.
The Job Retention Scheme came too late for many companies. 20% of self-employed workers received no aid. This fund helps them survive.
Where Does the Money Go?
Funds will assist crew members at risk of losing housing or struggling to afford food. Grants are available for UK live music crew members, even non-PSA members.
Source: Crowdfounder
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