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Do bars that play their own music from CD’s or Ipods have to pay licensing fees?
Published November 21, 2010
Question by nausds: Do bars that play their own music from CD’s or Ipods have to pay licensing fees?
I am planning on opening a sports bar and I want to have a DJ booth with a mixer etc. I want to know if I can play the music I have purchased (similar to a DJ) in the bar. Or do I need to purchase certain license rights to play the music in public?
Best answer:
Answer by Mystress L
You need to purchasing licensing. Check with BMI Music. They have a good package.
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