All posts belonging to the Music tag can be found in the list below.
50 States of Music, a new interactive website, has been launched to showcase music’s financial and cultural contribution across the US. The 10 organisations that contributed to the site include ...
Tags: 50 States Of Music, Covid-19, Data, Finance, Music, USThe UK’s All-Party Parliamentary Group on Music is urging the government to amend proposed immigration legislation that would affect music industry workers. The Government is pushing ahead with t...
Tags: Legislation, Music, UK MusicThe UK government has been accused of failing to recognise the impact COVID-19 has had on culture, sport and tourism, according to a wide-ranging Parliamentary report. The Digital, Culture, Media a...
Tags: Culture, DCMS, DCMS Committee, Music, UK, UK MusicUK creative industries are projected to lose £1.4bn per week in revenue in 2020, according to new research from Oxford Economics. The Creative Industries Federation (CIF), who commissioned the rep...
Tags: Covid-19, Creative Industries Federation, Finance, Music, SOLT, UK TheatreThe German music sector has released a joint statement to encourage the government to include the entire supply chain in its stimulus package, while the new UK Arts Index shows a rise in reliance on t...
Tags: Arts, Covid-19, Germany, Music, Salzburg Festival, UKThe New Zealand government has announced a series of targeted support funds totalling NZ$175m (£88.9m/€99.8m/$111.8m) for the music and arts industries to help them recover after COVID-19. The M...
Tags: Arts, Creative New Zealand, Culture, Funding COVID-19, Music, New ZealandGoldman Sachs’ annual report on the music industry has estimated live music, recorded music, and publishing will pull in a combined $57.5bn in 2020 globally, down about 29 per cent from its original...
Tags: Goldman Sachs, Live Events, Music, RevenueA new comprehensive guide and nine point plan for recovery has been launched as part of the #BetterMusicCities campaign to support cities in leveraging music economies as COVID-19 restrictions are eas...
Tags: BetterMusicCities, Covid-19, Music, Sound DiplomacyUK Music’s chief executive Tom Kiehl said “worrying gaps” have been emerging within the government’s support for self-employed workers who have been impacted by the Covid-19 crisis. Followi...
Tags: Covid-19, Live Events, Music, Self-Employed, UK MusicFrench festivals surpassed their total attendance record once again after welcoming more than 7.5 million people to the 100 largest gatherings in the country during 2019. The number has increased f...
Tags: Attendance, Festivals, France, Music
