While many European countries are likely to allow the "Save Me" singer entry, he might have trouble getting a work permit in the United Kingdom.
A London-based indie label is suing Ministry of Sound Recordings for copyright infringement over DJ Regard's hit 2019 remix of Sean's "Ride It."
Ahead of the July 4 election, a rundown of the various issues at play — and how things might go depending on which party wins.
The United Kingdom stands apart as one of the few jurisdictions that lacks explicit protections for an individuals' likeness, voice and image.
Interim GM Rebecca Kane Burton will take the reins from Roden after opening shows at the newly unveiled venue were abruptly rescheduled for further "testing."
Music by RAYE, Kylie Minogue, The Prodigy and more helped the indie market realize its sixth straight year of growth — though that milestone comes with a caveat.
Co-op Live, located in Manchester opens later this month.
The Culture, Media and Sport Committee is pushing for a package of reforms that would include changing the revenue split between recording and publishing.
COO Francesca Bodie-Leiweke discusses the company's international strategy as it prepares to open Coop Live in Manchester.
Higher fees starting next month represent a "significant extra burden" for "emerging acts that operate on the tightest of margins," says UK Music's Tom Kiehl.
