CBI Calls for Stronger Ties with EU

CBI calls for stronger ties with EU

The lobby group calls for travel restrictions to be eased and less red tape between the UK and EU.

Get Brexit fixed to power cultural exchange says music industry to UK government

The music industry has called on political leaders in the UK and EU to include tackling the post-Brexit barriers faced by British artists touring Europe on the agenda of the UK/EU summit happening in London next week.That summit takes place on Monday and is described by the UK government as an opportunity to “cover a range of UK-EU issues” and “to look to foster a stable, positive and forward-looking relationship”.An open letter backed by variou…

UK and EU music bodies want action on Brexit touring barriers

The UK’s exit from the European Union (Brexit) was a hugely contentious issue, and it had some negative impacts for musicians. The post is from Music Ally.

New open letter urges UK and EU to solve post-Brexit touring issues at key summit

Musicians and industry bosses from the UK and Europe have united to demand urgent action to remove the challenges of touring across the continent.

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Share Post Share Email The NTIA has worked with Parliament’s Committee on cultural policy, the Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee, on a set of roundtable discussions with electronic music industry leaders to drive action on a much neglected sector. The sessions, held in London’s 15,000 capacity venue Drumsheds, will significantly raise the profile and understanding of electronic music in Parliament, prim…

UK and European music chiefs appeal to political leaders over EU touring challenges

UK and European music chiefs have come together to urge political leaders to break down barriers to touring across the European Union. The Musicians’ Union, the Association of British Orchestras, LIVE, Pearle*, the Independent Society of Musicians and UK Music have written an open letter to UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, European Council President António Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. With more than 550 signa…