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I'm a master student at Trinity Laban and am currently writing a market research report about popular and classical music audiences and marketing.


Just wondering if people aged between 26-45 would mind listing websites (music, events, festivals but NOT CLASSICAL MUSIC) that they feel have strong images?


Many Thanks!

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