All posts belonging to the Music tag can be found in the list below.
The City of Sydney has approved more than Aus$3m (US$2.2m/£1.6m/€1.9m) in support for projects that can bring a boost following the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes live music and cultura...
Tags: Australia, Covid-19, Festivals, Live Entertainment, Music, Nightlife, Sydney, TheatreBay Dreams 2022, a two-date music festival in two cities on the North Island of New Zealand, has been cancelled due to problems surrounding quarantining and international travel for acts. Due to t...
Tags: Australia, Bay Dreams, Covid-19, Festival, Music, New Zealand, QuarantineHorse racing and music fans will be able to enjoy live events again in the Australian state of Victoria, after the Government announced a trial of its ‘Vaccinated Economy’ reopening plan. ...
Tags: Australia, Concerts, Covid-19, Horse Racing, Live Events, Melbourne Cup, Music, VictoriaAfter a year absent of live music events it is no wonder that ticketing companies, venues and other industry organisations are “cautiously optimistic” about the UK’s Roadmap to Recovery. Fol...
Tags: AXS UK, Concerts, DHP, Kilimanjaro Live, Live Events, Music, SEC, STAR50 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 Zealand
