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Busk in London Programme: an update & opportunity

25 February 2016

The London Music Breakfast was hosted in the House of Lords this week to discuss how high profile busking locations throughout London could offer significant benefits to a new generation of young performers. 

It was agreed that the attendees including David Stopps, who attended on behalf of the MMF, would collectively raise the credibility and profile of busking to attract more young performers onto the Busk in London programme whilst continuing to support London’s grassroots venues.

If you would like to get involved, the next steps are a March 16th press launch, taking place at Kings Cross Station Concourse at 8.30am.

This launch will announce a new circuit of performance pitches throughout Network Rail stations. Performers who are present on March 16th will be able to sign up to the Busk in London Festival and International Busking Day happening in July. 

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The Artist & Manager Awards return on Wednesday 18th November 2026

15/07/2026

The Featured Artists Coalition (FAC) and the Music Managers Forum (MMF) are delighted to reveal that our annual Artist & Manager Awards ceremony returns to London’s Bloomsbury Big Top on Wednesday 18th November 2026.

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MMF & YouTube Music collaborate on a new MMF Hyperdrive programme

29/06/2026

The Music Managers Forum (MMF) and YouTube Music are delighted to unveil Hyperdrive: a new collaboration to fast-track the professional development of talented music managers. 

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Heatwaves & Live Events: What Managers Need to Know

26/06/2026

With the UK currently experiencing extreme temperatures of up to 40°C, the Music Managers Forum (MMF) has been working with industry partners to provide clarity and guidance for artists and their teams navigating live performances in these conditions.

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Complete the MMF Annual Member Survey

22/06/2026

We’re inviting all members to complete our Annual Member Survey and share your experiences, challenges, and ideas.

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