At this year's Women In Music Awards, we celebrated the achievements of game-changing executives and artists as the industry came together to honour their work. Music Week has spoken to ...
The REMEL (Race Equality in Music Event Licensing) research project has found that Black music events are cancelled, restricted and shut down at far higher rates than other events.
Here, ...
A two-year investigation has found evidence of systemic racial bias in London's music licensing system, with Black music events cancelled, restricted and shut down at disproportionately higher rates than white-led ...
From shifts at the top of the major companies to big debates about AI, remuneration and the independent sector, it has been an incredibly busy 12 months. And that's before ...
Black Lives In Music CEO Charisse Beaumont has said that the government’s new licensing proposals could be the “foundation for deeper and long-lasting change”.
Announced yesterday (July 31) the ...
Charisse Beaumont, chief executive of Black Lives In Music, joined the Chancellor Of The Exchequer Rachel Reeves, Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and Mayor Of London Sadiq Khan ...
Black Lives In Music have partnered for a second year running with Warner Classics to mentor the next generation of Black and underrepresented classical musicians and composers, with an event ...
A survey has been launched to investigate reported race inequality, bias and over-policing of music events in London.
Black Lives In Music (BLiM) is leading the study, with the Runnymede ...
The Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) held a follow-up evidence session, one year on from the publication of its report into Misogyny in music.
The evidence session explored what ...
