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‘Right to Rock’ bill would bar venues from breaking contracts with performers based on social media use, political affiliation

House Bill 15, filed by Rep. Joel Rudman (R-Navarre), would apply to entertainment venues that accept state funding.

  • By The News Service of Florida
  • | 10:10 a.m. August 25, 2023
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Entertainment venues that accept state funding would not be able to break contracts with performers based on their social media use or political affiliations under legislation filed Wednesday, Aug. 23. 

Rep. Joel Rudman, R-Navarre, filed the bill (House Bill 15), which he called the "The Right to Rock Act,” for consideration during the 2024 legislative session. 

The proposal would apply to venues’ contracts with performers such as musicians, comedians, dancers and actors. The 2024 session will start in January.

 

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