What a difference a year makes.
This time last year, the BRIT Awards was being put together against the backdrop of the bleakest year for UK music breakthroughs in living ...
1.THE FOURTH AMENDMENT
The rise and rise of streaming (track streams were up another 51% on Q4 2016) meant the overall AES picture was up a healthy 4% on All ...
Market SharesIf there’s been an unusual degree of volatility in the market shares in recent quarters, things reverted to type in Q3, at least for two of the three ...
What better way to celebrate the 50th anniversaries of Radio 1 and Radio 2 than to take a warm, fuzzy trip down memory lane? Here, top names in the ...
1. ED SHEERAN IS QUITE POPULAROK, you probably didn’t need Music Week’s analysis to work that out. But the sheer scale of Sheeran’s ubiquity is laid bare by ...
Amy Wheatley has been appointed general manager of Ministry Of Sound Recordings.
The appointment is with immediate effect and Wheatley will report to Dipesh Parmar, MD, and David Dollimore, president ...
Market SharesUniversal has been unusually squeezed in the market shares in the last few quarters, but in Q2, David Hawkes declares the market-leading major to be “back in business”. ...
David Dollimore has praised London Grammar as “one of the greatest UK bands to have broken in recent times”, as the trio hit No.1 for the first time with second ...
The first time Jason Iley went to the BRIT Awards, he was a 25-year-old Sony product manager. It was 1996, Rob Stringer was his boss as MD of Epic and ...
1 WHEREFOUR ART THOU ADELE?
The music business grew year-on-year in Q1, Q2 and Q3, but couldn’t quite collect the full set, according to Official Charts Company figures.
