Andy Inglis
Black Sky Thinking
A Special Relationship? Lancing The Rhetoric On US Visas For UK Artists
As SXSW approaches and British artists look down the back of the sofa for coins to be able to afford to go, artist manager Andy Inglis looks at some of the facts, figures and myths behind the torrid time many of our acts have getting across the Atlantic to sing for Uncle Sam.
Black Sky Thinking
A Special Relationship? Lancing The Rhetoric On US Visas For UK Artists
As SXSW approaches and British artists look down the back of the sofa for coins to be able to afford to go, artist manager Andy Inglis looks at some of the facts, figures and myths behind the torrid time many of our acts have getting across the Atlantic to sing for Uncle Sam.
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