The Power of Events (POE) has expanded its UK Schools Engagement Programme with the launch of a North West Hub, spanning Liverpool, Cheshire and Manchester. In a statement, the not-for-profit events ...

Festival Republic’s multi-venue Brighton festival The Great Escape (TGE) has announced an additional 175 new acts on this year’s line-up. Due to take place on 14-17 May with more than 700 shows across ...

Nordic Wristbands, which recently partnered with industry veterans Graham Brown and Andy Winmill to handle its UK distribution, has added recycled ocean plastic wristbands to its range. The company ...

Legends/ASM Global has promoted James Harrison to programming VP UK & Europe. Harrison, who has 16 years of experience working across venue operators including LW Theatres, ATG and Live Nation, joined ...

BRITs Week organisers the BPI and AEG Presents have announced that the run of 11 shows raised £650,000 for War Child. The show series, which took place across the UK in February and March, saw all ...

Two years on from the launch of Project 30, its founder Craig Mathie (pictured centre) and new business director Paul Ashurst (left) reflect on the production company’s expansion while working across ...

The UK’s largest independent heavy metal festival, Bloodstock Open Air (cap. 20,000) has taken the unprecedented step of enabling attendees to pre-book particular camping spaces. The Derbyshire event, ...

Oak View Group (OVG) owned Co-op Live (cap. 23,500) arena has announced a partnership with OVO that will see the energy provider’s customers presented with benefits including event pre-sale ticketing ...

Studio One has been closed since October. On 27 March, it marked its reopening with a performance by Royal Ballet ...

Charity Music Support has partnered with Mental Health First Aid England (MHFA) to produce a series of training films for the UK music industry.

Music Leaders Network, the professional development programme for women in the music industry is open for applications for its September cohort.

Queensland Premier David Crisafulli has broken his election promise to build no new major infrastructure for the 2032 Olympics. On 19 March, he confirmed plans to build not one, but two new arenas in ...