sean.david2003
Do I need a music license to play music from my iTunes and Spotify playlists? If so, where would I get one?
geposted Sat 29 Jul 17 @ 6:53 pm
groovindj
Play music where? At home, no. In a public place, yes.
If you're playing in venues that regularly have DJs, bands and so on, they will in most cases have their own license for public performance though.
On the other hand, music from Spotify and similar services is for personal (home) use only. It's in their T&Cs.
If you're playing in venues that regularly have DJs, bands and so on, they will in most cases have their own license for public performance though.
On the other hand, music from Spotify and similar services is for personal (home) use only. It's in their T&Cs.
geposted Sat 29 Jul 17 @ 7:00 pm
sean.david2003
Is it possible to get a one time use license for a wedding?
geposted Sun 30 Jul 17 @ 12:49 pm
groovindj
As I already said in my previous message, venues such as those typically used for weddings are normally licensed themselves, so it's not necessary for a DJ playing there to have a license (in the UK at least).
The above assumes that you're playing music that you have purchased - not streaming from Spotify (etc) or rented music.
The above assumes that you're playing music that you have purchased - not streaming from Spotify (etc) or rented music.
geposted Sun 30 Jul 17 @ 2:15 pm