AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLive Music: U2 announced their first UK stadium shows in a decade for 2027, while S Club unveiled a UK and Ireland arena tour. Sir Tom Jones has postponed concerts after falling ill. Charts & Recognition: My Chemical Romance’s The Black Parade topped the UK albums chart 20 years after its release. The Official Charts Company is launching a UK Rap Chart, and Sheffield has honoured Pulp with a Walk of Fame induction. Industry: Music businesses welcomed new Budget tax relief for live venues but called for more support. PRS for Music’s new CEO has also announced a deal intended to improve royalty accuracy. Grassroots & Talent: Bradford approved plans for Brit North, a free performing arts college for 500 students, targeted to open in 2028. A new £1 million fund will support UK youth clubs, launched alongside rapper DC3’s track “My Home.” AFEM has also published a free guide for independent and early-career promoters.
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