Glastonbury Festival has reported a significant increase in both revenues and profits for its latest financial year, bolstered by headline performances from leading artists including Dua Lipa and Shania Twain.
Glastonbury Festival has reported a significant increase in both revenues and profits for its latest financial year, bolstered by headline performances from leading artists including Dua Lipa and Shania Twain.
The UK government has confirmed the introduction of a ban on reselling tickets for profit, marking a significant shift in its stance on the controversial secondary ticket market. This legislation
Senior executives and board members at Spotify have capitalised on the company’s remarkable stock performance in 2024, collectively selling £1.25 billion worth of shares. The streaming giant’s co-founders led the
AO World has acquired a gadget seller that was valued at more than £200million by public market investors. The City is continuing to suffer losses on the ill-fated floats in
Pink Floyd, a British rock band, agreed to sell their entire catalogue of hits, including Wish you were here, Money, to Sony Music for approximately $400mn. According to two sources
The latest financial statements of a music tycoon who is at the heart of the Oasis tickets debacle show that he paid himself a £3.7m dividend in the past year.
After EU documents indicated that Brussels was not “prepared” to change the regulations, industry insiders have called on the UK government for a solution. Keir starmer promised in Labour’s manifesto
Chappell Roane, the American pop sensation who is behind the hit song Pink Pony Club will be welcomed on stage by over 2,000 fans in Scotland next Sunday. Most of
The music industry is abuzz with the news of the Oasis reunion tour, which is expected to be the most popular tour in British history and a solid gold financial
For the first time ever in its 110 year history, one of Britain’s biggest royalties collectors for songwriters has exceeded the £1 billion revenue mark. In 2023, PRS for Music,
After months of turmoil, the British music royalties fund Hipgnosis has agreed to be taken over by a rival music and theatrical rights company for $1.4bn. The Concord Chorus agreement,
Shareholders of Hipgnosis Songs Fund overwhelmingly supported a board proposal that would pay a fee up to £20million to potential suitors to increase the appeal of bidding on its music






