Buskers have gathered in London's Leicester Square to mark what could be the last day of being allowed to perform on the street. A judge served Westminster City Council with a noise abatement ...

Each busker gets paid $30 to play at a park during those hours. Advertisement. Article continues below this ad. ... At the tables and chairs, where Green read a book, ...

“I have noticed a dramatic loss of buskers in this town,” said Lyle Rickards, a leader of the Asheville Buskers Collective, a loose-knit group of some 300 street performers. “This year, I ...

Buskers will be banned from Leicester Square next week after a judge ruled they were inflicting “psychological torture” on office workers in the area. Westminster Council said it had been left ...

One of London's biggest tourist hotspots is set to become a lot quieter after Westminster Council announced that buskers have been banned from playing in Leicester Square. The ban will come into ...

Last week, busker Jason Allan announced he was no longer performing in Leeds for safety reasons. 'There will always be demand for street buskers' Skip to main content ...

Buskers have been banned from a UK tourist hotspot after a judge branded their singing "psychological torture". From Thursday, street performers will no longer be allowed to operate in Leicester ...

Buskers typically dance, sing, dress in costumes and pose for pictures, weave palms and flowers and draw caricatures, among other performance forms. Others will simply panhandle with a cardboard sign.

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Buskers in Quebec City say rules regarding street music have piled up in recent years. Now, the city is requiring musicians to sing solely in French at two popular sites.

He said he asked one busker to turn the music down. "I don't think I can mention what he asked me to do," he said. He said he had complained many times but no-one had come to see him.