More than 26,000 permanent live music industry jobs will be lost in the UK before the end of the year if government support is withdrawn, according to newly published research. ...
MPs are set to increase the pressure on the Government to help the UK’s besieged music industry in a special House of Commons debate due to take place between 2.30pm ...
The UK’s live music industry is targeting a return to full capacity shows next spring in response to the government’s latest Covid-19 restrictions.
Concert Promoters Association vice-chair Stuart Galbraith believes ...
The coronavirus lockdown produced a boom in sales of streaming subscriptions, according to new data from the Entertainment Retailers Association.
Most new subscribers will continue to pay for services ...
Paradigm agent Mike Malak has urged to live business to take advantage of the opportunities offered by new technology.
Speaking in Music Week's recent feature on how modern technology ...
Camden Market is set to host the UK’s first series of public live music events since the Covid-19 lockdown.
Eight ticketed, free open-air weekend performances will run from this Saturday ...
The UK Council of Music Makers (CMM) has called on the government and Arts Council England to prioritise the reopening of venues when distributing its support package for the arts. ...
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced that indoor live music performances can resume with social distancing in the UK from August 1.
Theatres, music halls and other venues closed since ...
As plans to restart the UK concert business gather pace, live executives have spoken to Music Week about how the industry can recover from the Covid-19 crisis.
The latest issue ...
Somewhere, in an alternate reality, Paul McCartney, Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar are preparing to headline Glastonbury’s 50th anniversary. Guns N’Roses, The Killers and Green Day are packing out stadiums ...
