Bar and pub background music

 

91%

of respondents said they liked a bar with some background music.

 

Over three-quarters of drinkers said that background music would encourage them to go there more often, and 82% of drinkers said they would buy another drink if music people enjoyed was being played. This highlights the link between music and profits, which is good news for pub / bar owners seeking ways to improve their revenue. The results also show that by simply playing good background music, a bar can improve its image as well as its atmosphere.

People surveyed who like to hear bar and pub background music gave the following reasons:

 

82%

say they tend to be more sociable when background music they like is being played

 

 

91%

say a pub/bar that plays good background music puts them in a good mood

 

94%

say background music is either a very important or important factor in giving bars a great atmosphere.

 

Playing background music in a pub or bar can also impact customer behaviour. Among those that like to hear music in pubs or bars:

 

66%

say if their regular pub/bar stopped playing background music they would probably go to a different venue

 

 

82%

say they tend to stay there for longer

 

 

84%

say it would encourage them to go there more often.

 

Almost 1 in 2 drinkers will pay 5% more where background music is being played.

Over three-quarters of drinkers said that pub and bar background music would encourage them to go there more often.

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Rank Artist
1 The Beatles
2
Take That
3
Annie Lennox
4
Stevie Wonder
5
Robbie Williams
6
Elton John
7
Bon Jovi
8
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9
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