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Music industry mental health campaign is launched after Chester Bennington’s death

[1] The UK’s biggest health and welfare support organization for the music industry Help Musicians has launched a new campaign in the wake of Chester Bennington’s death. Linkin Park frontman Bennington died by suicide last week at the age of 41.

[2] The tragedy has shaken the music industry, which Help Musicians has stated is going through a ‘mental health crisis’.

[3] The charity has launched the Music Minds Matter campaign and are hoping to raise enough money for the first dedicated 24/7 mental health service for those in the music industry.

[4] The service will launch later this year that will aim to support those in the music industry with advice, listening and medical and therapeutic support.

Reaction to Death of Linkin Park Singer Chester Bennington

[1] "Chester Bennington was an artist of extraordinary talent and charisma, and a human being with a huge heart and a caring soul. Our thoughts and prayers are with his beautiful family, his band-mates and his many friends." — Warner Bros. CEO and Chairman Cameron Stang, in a statement

[2] "Shocked and heartbroken, but it's true. An official statement will come out as soon as we have one." — Linkin Park bandmember Mike Shinoda, on Twitter

[3] "Literally the most impressive talent I've ever seen live! Vocal beast! #RIPChester #LinkinPark." — Rihanna, on Twitter

[4] "RIP CHESTER BENNINGTON. We can never know someone's pain. Prayers to his family in this tragedy. If you need help REACH OUT. " — Paul Stanley, on Twitter

[5] "The first concert I took my oldest son to: @linkinpark. #ChesterBennington was a genius & a gentleman. He inspired both of us." — Donnie Wahlberg, on Twitter

[6] "RIP Chester Bennington. This feels like a kick in the chest. My December has pulled me through many times. Depression is a real monster. " Gabourey Sidibe, on Twitter

[7] "RIP to a legend (too soon)" — Akon, on Facebook

[8] "The news about Chester Bennington is devastating. My thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends and @linkinpark. Such a tragic loss" — Ryan Seacrest, on Twitter

[9] "RIP Chester Bennington, another incredible talent lost to something the world needs to learn more about and understand." — Conor Maynard, on Twitter

[10] "PETA will always remember Chester Bennington as a musical powerhouse and a powerful force for animal rights. He bared his skin to help animals keep theirs in PETA's 'Ink, Not Mink' campaign, and he spoke passionately about both the cruelty of the fur industry and the need to adopt homeless dogs and cats." — PETA Vice President Colleen O'Brien, in a statement

Music industry mental health campaign is launched after Chester Bennington’s death

Emma Kelly - Monday 24 Jul 2017

1.    The UK’s biggest health and welfare support organization for the music industry Help Musicians has launched（启动，发起） a new campaign（活动，运动） in the wake of（在···之后，随···而来） Chester Bennington’s death. Linkin Park frontman Bennington died by suicide（自杀） last week at the age of 41.
2.    The tragedy has shaken the music industry, which Help Musicians has stated is going through a ‘mental health crisis’.
3.    The charity has launched the Music Minds Matter campaign and are hoping to raise enough money for the first dedicated（致力于） 24/7 mental health service for those in the music industry.
4.    The service will launch later this year that will aim to support those in the music industry with advice, listening and medical and therapeutic（使放松镇静的） support.
5.    Several musicians have already backed（支持） the campaign, including Matthew Leone of Madina Lake, who toured with Linkin Park back in 2007.
6.    The bassist（低音歌手） said: ‘I spent many hours working alongside Chester and he was an incredibly passionate man. I’m sure that this investment and the Music Minds Matter campaign would have met with his approval（同意，认可）. Likewise, having spoken to Linkin Park’s management, I know that they are anxious（焦虑的，渴望的） to follow this campaign through to a successful conclusion.
7.    ‘This unique service will revolutionize（使···改革） the way musicians and the music industry think about mental health. It’s been a long time in coming and I strongly urge the music community to support this brand-new fund. I am also delighted to be joining Help Musicians as their International Development Executive at this time – it is a cause（事业） I feel incredibly strongly about and more so after the tragic death of Chester Bennington.’
8.    Rou Reynolds of Enter Shikari said: ‘Whilst（等于while） creating and playing music has a wonderfully positive influence on mental health, it is not an all-encompassing（包罗万象的） elixir（万能药） for the vast swathes（类） of mental health problems that our society breeds（滋生）. The music industry has a dark history with the tragic loss of too many amazing people to suicide, so I’m very happy to hear about Music Minds Matter and support them in all they’re about to do.’
9.    And former Babyshambles drummer Alex Ficek said: ‘From my time spent in the music industry at both grass roots（草根） and top level I have seen and personally experienced the struggles within. From the elevation（上升，晋升） of fame to the collapse（坍塌） of worth, there needs to be a network in place to support the complexities of artistic human suffering within the commercial environment.
10.  ‘The Music Minds Matter initiative（主动性，主动权） is long overdue（过期的，未兑现的） and a warming glow of growth for all those involved in the pursuit of professional musicianship. I thoroughly welcome this initiative from both my position as a psychotherapist（心理治疗师） and professional musician.’
11.  Help Musicians is hoping that philanthropists（慈善家） will match their £100,000 investment pound for pound, as a £200,000 investment will ensure the service to be sustainable（可持续发展的） after 2018.
12.  This service campaign comes after a study by the charity which found that people in the music industry are three times as likely to suffer from anxiety（焦虑） and depression（抑郁）.
13.  Richard Robinson, CEO Help Musicians UK added: “For generations and generations, the music industry has lost some of its brightest talent and future stars due to the scourge（折磨） of mental health and related issues. The situation is now urgent and we can no longer allow this to continue. We have decided to make this landmark investment as a precursor（先驱，先导） to a dedicated service – but we cannot undertake this work in isolation（孤立）.
14.  ‘We need the music industry to step up, arm in arm with Help Musicians, and match our support pound for pound, so we are proud to launch the Music Minds Matter campaign. The forthcoming specialist 24/7 mental health service will be a global first and go hand in hand with Help Musicians’ traditional health and welfare support, which offers advice and often financial support to people in the industry across a wide range of issues.’

Reaction to Death of Linkin Park Singer Chester Bennington

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS - JULY 20, 2017

NEW YORK — Reaction to the death of Linkin Park singer Chester Bennington:

1.    "Chester Bennington was an artist of extraordinary talent and charisma（魅力）, and a human being with a huge heart and a caring soul. Our thoughts and prayers are with his beautiful family, his band-mates and his many friends." — Warner Bros. CEO and Chairman Cameron Stang, in a statement
2.    "Shocked and heartbroken, but it's true. An official statement will come out as soon as we have one." — Linkin Park bandmember Mike Shinoda, on Twitter
3.    "Literally the most impressive talent I've ever seen live! Vocal beast! #RIPChester #LinkinPark." — Rihanna, on Twitter
4.    "RIP CHESTER BENNINGTON. We can never know someone's pain. Prayers to his family in this tragedy. If you need help REACH OUT. " — Paul Stanley, on Twitter
5.    "The first concert I took my oldest son to: @linkinpark. #ChesterBennington was a genius & a gentleman. He inspired both of us." — Donnie Wahlberg, on Twitter
6.    "RIP Chester Bennington. This feels like a kick in the chest. My December has pulled me through many times. Depression is a real monster. " Gabourey Sidibe, on Twitter
7.    "RIP to a legend (too soon)" — Akon, on Facebook
8.    "The news about Chester Bennington is devastating（让人震惊的）. My thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends and @linkinpark. Such a tragic loss" — Ryan Seacrest, on Twitter
9.    "RIP Chester Bennington, another incredible talent lost to（败给了） something the world needs to learn more about and understand." — Conor Maynard, on Twitter
10.  "PETA will always remember Chester Bennington as a musical powerhouse and a powerful force for animal rights. He bared（剥开了，弄光了） his skin to help animals keep theirs in PETA's 'Ink, Not Mink' campaign, and he spoke passionately about both the cruelty of the fur industry and the need to adopt（收养） homeless dogs and cats." — PETA Vice President Colleen O'Brien, in a statement