Join host Bill Hochberg (Raines) as he sits down with festival promoter and attorney Danny Hayes and top music agent Jarred Arfa to explore the ever-evolving world of music festivals and touring —from the negotiating table to the stage.

This all-access conversation hits the business and legal beats that matter: the future of ticket pricing, insurance issues, branding opportunities, and what makes festivals more—or less—attractive to artists. With sharp insights from both promoter and artist rep perspectives, the panel will unpack new risks, data trends, and why the live music experience remains ground zero for fan connection and industry innovation. It's a backstage pass to where music, money and legal strategy collide.

Presented by Raines.

No CLE credit will be provided for this program.

A-list entertainment litigators Peter Anderson and Aaron Moss know music copyright law upside down, backwards, and better than most. In this episode of The Music Law Beat, host Bill Hochberg (Raines) sits down with the powerhouse duo to unpack today’s biggest copyright battles, trends in infringement litigation, and the legal doctrines shaping the future of the music industry.

Peter Anderson, a partner at Davis Wright Tremaine LLP, is one of the most sought-after trial lawyers in music copyright defense, known for handling headline-making cases like Blurred Lines. Aaron Moss, a partner at Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP and author of the widely read blog Copyright Lately, brings incisive analysis and deep experience in entertainment law.

From substantial similarity to evolving fair use standards, this fast-paced conversation delivers candid insights and practical takeaways for attorneys, rights holders, and creatives navigating a complex and high-stakes legal landscape.

Presented by Raines.

Audio versions of Beverly Hills Bar Association programs are eligible for Self-Study CLE credit in California. Visit www.bhba.org/podcasts for more information.

Are gold records the new gold bullion for investors in these rocky economic times? Join Host Bill Hochberg (Raines) and his guests Laurent Hubert (CEO of Kobalt Music) and Jeff Biederman (Greenberg Traurig) as they break down why music catalogs are could outperform come traditional investments in these rocky times, how copyright terms and public domain risks impact value, and what strategies owners are using to keep iconic legacies of Dylan, Springsteen, Bowie and others thriving for future generations. It’s not just nostalgia fueling the market—it’s a fierce, fast-moving business battleground.

Presented by Raines.

Audio versions of Beverly Hills Bar Association programs are eligible for Self-Study CLE credit in California. Visit www.bhba.org/podcasts for more information.

📂 Access CLE materials: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YAfbqdL8wUC95FzDK3TaWZ_cc5HI4N0N/view