Broadway Musical ‘Here Lies Love’ Reaches Agreement With Musicians’ Union Over Live Music

The musical, which had previously planned to use pre-recorded tracks, will use 12 musicians.

say they have reached an agreement with the musicians’ union, Local 802, over the use of pre-recorded music in the show.

Per the agreement, the musical, which had previously planned to use pre-recorded tracks, will use 12 musicians. This comes after the two sides were nearing potential arbitration to solve the matter.

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