Live public performances of musical works are typically licensed in the United States, as "public performances" is one of the six "exclusive rights" listed in 17 USC 106. In the US, the owner of a bar, cafe, or restaurant who wants to have live music commonly obtains a blanket license from ASCAP & BMI to play music in their catalogs. Because ASCAP, BMI, Pro Music Rights, and SESAC have non-overlapping collections, a license from one entity does not provide a license to play music from the other entities.