The UK government has unveiled a raft of new measures – covering exports, licensing, music education and funding for artists and teams – as part of a new long-term Music Plan ...
The Ed Sheeran Foundation (ESF) is set to play an active role in the UK government’s new Music in Libraries programme, which will create dedicated music spaces in public libraries ...
To start the New Year, UK Music CEO Tom Kiehl calls on political leaders to follow through on pledges in areas ranging from AI and copyright to EU touring and ...
The government has confirmed its plans – heavily trailed in advance – to make it illegal for tickets to concerts, theatre, comedy, sport and other live events to be resold ...
Music Week noted a change of tone on streaming reform from the new government a year ago, as it pledged to “address concerns” over music creators’ earnings from streaming ...
Taylor Swift, Charli XCX, Bruce Springsteen, Sam Fender and Dua Lipa were among the acts who helped draw a record 23.5 million music tourists to concerts and festivals in the ...
Investment to drive growth in the UK music industry, worth up to £30 million, has been announced as part of the Creative Industries Sector Plan.
The plan, which will be ...
The BPI has revealed details of the latest (23rd) round of Music Export Growth Scheme (MEGS) funding.
Developed and administered by the BPI, MEGS boosts British music exports by supporting ...
A new cap on the price of resold tickets for concerts, live sport and other events are among measures announced by the government, as part of plans to clamp down ...
A consultation in the UK has launched today on plans to “give certainty to the creative industries and AI developers” on how copyright material can be used to train AI ...
