AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGaelic Music: Glasgow’s Royal National Mòd opened with a record 10,000 performers and visitors expected across nine days and nearly 300 events. Scottish Stories: BBC Scotland will air a Hogmanay documentary on Susan Boyle, charting her journey from Blackburn to global fame. Tour News: Nickelback’s 2027 UK and Ireland arena tour includes Glasgow, Leeds, London, Birmingham, Manchester and Dublin, with Don Broco supporting. Metal: Judas Priest bassist Ian Hill has retired after 55 years, citing advanced arthritis; Uriah Heep’s Davey Rimmer is stepping in. Music Industry: Experts warn more needs to be done to protect UK music from AI, while the government is pressing for progress on easing Brexit-related touring barriers. New Spaces: Cardiff has opened a music hub with 11 rehearsal and creative spaces.
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