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Synthèse sur les festivaliers de musiques actuelles et la crise de la Covid-19

Authors: Belime, Pablo; Malinas, Damien; Roth, Raphaël;

Synthèse sur les festivaliers de musiques actuelles et la crise de la Covid-19

Abstract

Cette synthèse présente une première partie des axes et résultats de l’enquête menée en 2020 sur les publics des festivals de musiques actuelles en France et leur perception de l’avenir culturel post-confinement. L’étude des publics en temps de crise sanitaire sous le regard des sciences sociales a été nourrie par la passation, le traitement et l’analyse de 429 questionnaires en ligne. La pandémie de Covid-19 se déclare en France à la fin du mois de février 2020, en deux semaines le gouvernement adopte des mesures sanitaires qui mènent à l’interdiction des rassemblements de plus de 5 000, puis 1 000 et enfin 100 personnes, aboutissant à la mise en place le mardi 17 mars 2020 d’un confinement total qui durera près de deux mois, jusqu’au lundi 11 mai 2020. Face à cela, le secteur du spectacle vivant marque alors un arrêt foudroyant et total. À la date du 10 septembre 2020, la quasi-totalité des festivals de l’année demeure annulée. Dans ce contexte et en prolongement d’une première étude en 2019 sur « L’expérience festivalière, constituante d’une curiosité culturelle » nous avons, conjointement avec Le Collectif des Festivals, interrogé les pratiques festivalières des publics de festivals de musiques actuelles et les conséquences de la crise sanitaire, sociale et économique sur leurs habitudes et perceptions du secteur culturel festivalier.

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le collectif des festivals, covid-19, laboratoire culture et communication, coronavirus, avignon université, sars cov 2, publics, festival, musiques actuelles, culture

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