A new study brought to our attention by PigeonsandPlanes, reveals something you may already know: seeing music performed live is good for your health.
According the study which was conducted by England’s O2 venue and Patrick Fagan, an expert in behavioural science and Associate Lecturer at Goldsmith’s University.
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Fortnightly gig attendance could extend life expectancy by NINE years
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Wellbeing increased by 21% from just 20 minutes of gig-time, compared to just 10% for yoga and only 7% for dog-walking
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O2 commissioned scientific study reveals the power of live music on the human body and mind
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