Amid the Covid crisis and Brexit, a major new industry body emerges to represent the live sector

The UK live music industry has joined together for the first time to formally launch its own industry body, LIVE. It follows a year of devastation due to Covid-19 and now new challenges posed by Brexit. The federation will be the voice of the UK’s live music ecosystem including artists, ...

UK Music calls on Boris Johnson to include live music in roadmap out of Covid restrictions

The Kid Laroi signs to UTA

Music Venue Trust reacts to PM's plan for 'rapid' lateral flow tests

As artists endure a no-deal Brexit, Culture Minister says EU countries need 'efficient' visa systems

Tonic Rider scheme launches to support mental health in music

Terry Hall of The Specials and Barry Ashworth of Dub Pistols have launched a new project to support the mental health in the music industry. Tonic Rider is a new programme created ...

Tobacco Dock Virtual reveals opening weekend line-up

The line-up has been announced for the Tobacco Dock Virtual opening weekend, which is free to attend across all platforms and devices. Music Week first revealed the plans ...

Super! announces new ticketing deal with Dice

French promoter Super! has revealed details of a ticketing partnership with Dice. The multi-year deal will see the entire portfolio Super! music events, including livestream events and ...

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