George Fleming: Last News

coronavirus pandemic.Described as “the largest demonstration the music industry has ever seen”, the #FreedomToDance march will depart from Regent Street at 12pm BST this Sunday (June 27) before making its way to Parliament Square.Announcing the event, Save Our Scene said it is “demanding that the Government ends all restrictions on the hospitality sector without any further delay”, adding: “Enough is enough and we can’t stay silent anymore.”Among those to perform DJ sets at the protest are Eats Everything, Alan Fitzpatrick, Hannah Wants, Franky Wah, Fat Tony, Jess Bays, Max Chapman and more – you can see the official poster below.George Fleming, the founder of SOS, commented: “Whilst it’s great to see waves of football fans partying in

coronavirus pandemic.The two-wheeled protests came to London last month, with cyclists riding through the streets of the capital to raise awareness of musicians unable to receive financial support from the government during the pandemic.A new protest will come to London on Wednesday (December 2), starting at 7pm GMT at Speakers Corner in Hyde Park and riding to Parliament Square.A second protest will take place the following day in Bristol, beginning on Clifton Down, also at 7pm. See full details of the protests below.Save Our Scene founder George Fleming said: “As instructed by the Government, the music industry is getting on their bike.