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Each year the Musicians' Union collects around £2 Million in income from users of UK recorded music, such as labels, production companies, TV companies and advertising agencies and distributes the royalties to the eligible musicians (typically non-featured or session performers).
Become a member to find out moreBy Steven Howell of Music Insurance Brokers. As artists increasingly earn from live shows and media deals beyond music, the demand for specialist insurance has grown. Tour cancellations, copyright claims, data breaches, and cyber-attacks pose real risks - especially with complex contracts and global exposure. Artist indemnity and standalone cyber insurance are now essential tools for protecting careers and closing deals in today’s evolving music industry.
Become a member to find out moreThe handbook which accompanied our session with Music Minds Matter, exploring healthy boundaries, managing workplace relationships and how to identify and manage conflict.
Become a member to find out moreA May + June update from BBC Music Introducing, a platform dedicated to discovering and supporting new music.
Become a member to find out moreUnlock new revenue streams and own your fan data to power your artists' tours. In this session, Tixel broke down how ethical resale works - and why it matters.
Become a member to find out morean exclusive interview with one of the UK’s most respected and influential artist managers, Ian McAndrew. The founder of Wildlife Entertainment, he’s best known as the long-time manager of Arctic Monkeys, guiding them from indie upstarts to one of the world’s biggest bands.
Become a member to find out moreUnlike most other sectors, live music has highly visible cultural platforms, and audiences with shared passions and values in common. Live events can build on this unique position to connect with audiences on the travel choices they make – not only at events and festivals, but more widely. This report is based on roundtable discussions with specialists from across the music industry, a small survey of Shambala festival audience members, and a review of climate communication research.
Become a member to find out moreFutureproof your strategy with this article from Gary Cohen of Simpatico, on the growing industry of live music sponsorship.
Become a member to find out moreAn April update from BBC Music Introducing, a platform dedicated to discovering and supporting new music.
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