Online Meetings
Passenger holds a Music and Recovery Peer-Support meeting for musicians and music workers every Tuesday at 11am Eastern Time. We are focused on the "ism" and the things that bring us together as one people looking for support. Click below to read our full mission, and scroll down for a directory of weekly meetings for those in the music industry. All meetings are in Eastern Time! Read our online meeting guidelines here.
Roadies In Recovery
12 Step
Monday @ 1:00 pm
Wednesday @ 4:00 pm
Friday @ 8:00 pm
Roadies/Crew only, please! Speaker and share meeting
Zoom ID 818 1249 0845 - Passcode: backstage
Backline – NYC Nightlife
Peer Support
Monday @ 4:00 pm
A safe space for nightlife workers to come together, share their experiences, and talk about what it means to work in the industry today.
Zoom ID - 828 4902 3851
Sobriety In The Arts
Alcoholics Anonymous
Monday @ 9:30 pm
One hour open meeting of creatives in recovery, 15min speaker, Q&A, sharing, LGBTQ+ friendly, based at the AT Center in Silver Lake.
Zoom ID: 825 3492 3479 PW: soberart
Passenger – Music & Recovery Meeting
Peer Support
Tuesday @ 11:00 am
Support and Share for Artists, Musicians and Music Workers.
Zoom ID 543 268 8005- Passcode: 2305
The Back Lounge
Peer Support
Wednesday @ 1:00 pm
A weekly zoom meeting for those working, or more to the point currently 'not working' in events, primarily encompassing music touring crew, but open to anyone working in the wider events industry (and including management, booking agents, venue staff etc). All welcome!
(Click the link above to join the Back Lounge's FB group and access meeting info)
Backline – The Green Room
Peer Support
Wednesday @ 6:00 pm
A safe place for people to come together and talk about what it means to work in the music industry in today’s global climate.
Zoom ID - 820 8733 9393
Saturday Night Beginners – Men’s Meeting
12 Step
Saturday @ 10:00 pm
Men's meeting - Topic/share meeting, focused on a different step each week.
Zoom ID - 824 9948 1220
Music and Recovery Peer-support Meeting Guidelines
This space is focused on discussing powerlessness, acceptance, change and growth, in order to regain sanity. To rid ourselves of the bondage of self through community with others. To provide relief, and a reminder that we are not alone, from anywhere in the world. A reprieve, of like-minded industry people, focused on supporting each other through 12 step and other types of recovery readings. We share a common language and this is a space for the power of two or more people in recovery to come together.
Our goal is to remember that regardless of our religious, agnostic or atheist backgrounds, there are powers at play that are greater than ourselves; As such, we should be accepting to the viewpoints of others, and use this room as a means to bring us together as a people trying to get better, focusing on our similarities rather than our differences.
Boundaries
We ask that you respect the following guidelines so everyone may have the best possible experience in a healthy, safe environment:
Share your own experience, strength, and hope based on your own life experiences.
Treat people with respect and know that they are in various stages of recovery.
Do not chat or speak in a sexual or obscene manner or make negative racial or gender comments.
Do not speak/chat the personal information (e.g. phone # and email) of others without their permission.
If there are many participants, please be mindful of time constraints.
No crosstalk.
Speaking off-topic and/or provoking others is prohibited.
Do not give medical advice of any kind, even if you are a licensed professional.
Harassment and insulting behavior will not be tolerated.
Do not speak or chat while intoxicated or impaired.
If you've used in the last 24 hours, please attend by listening.
Do not participate while operating a motorized vehicle of any kind.
The 7th Tradition States:
'Every group ought to be fully self-supporting declining outside contributions.' There is a link with the option to donate to the 'Charity of Choice' below. We feel this gesture to be important in keeping our community\'s autonomy alive. Each of the charities we choose aim to provide further support within the music community of those living with alcoholism/addiction. This season all contributions go to Samaritans, A charity dedicated to reducing feelings of isolation and disconnection, through peer and crisis deescalation services.