European touring is under threat as the cost and logistics of taking performances to EU countries will pose "significant chal…

Movie scores and video game soundtracks are broadening the genre's appeal, attracting a new generation of fans who are more li…

"This is clear evidence of the existence and the scale of a jobs crisis," researchers say.

Music teachers are putting their health at risk to continue provision under inconsistent and unclear Covid safety guidelines.

Technology has been working miracles delivering live performance online. Jonathan Vaughan asked Julian Hepple about the magic &nda…

The much-vaunted idea of liveness relies on two different but equally important types of connection. Peter Ord examines the techni…

Fear of being excluded holds artists back from challenging the major platforms.

Permanent employment for 17 more musicians and a wider programme of music activity will stem from the transfer of Flintshire Music…

A review highlighting shoddy employment practices and a lack of pastoral support doesn't go far enough to change the conservat…

The economic value of music industries reached a £5.8bn high in 2019. Then the "hammer blow" happened.

The funder refuses to say how many other grants are under investigation amid complaints it awarded Cultural Recovery Fund money to…

UK Music launches a plan to keep up the momentum, as research shows the gains are concentrated in entry level positions rather tha…

UK Music has published its industry-wide ten-point plan for a diverse music ecosystem. But it’s actions, not words, that wil…

Culture Recovery Fund grants are expected to save more than 10,000 roles. What happens next will determine whether the industry em…

By cutting bursaries for teacher training, the Department for Education will make a career in teaching an unreachable dream for so…

God? Art? Heritage? Education? In the face of a financial reckoning and a crisis of balance, can cathedral choirs harness their tr…

Bristol Music Trust says the new title reflects a more inclusive narrative where music – not history – "is a…

As schools reopen, the barriers to resuming arts education for disabled children "have been hugely increased".

Arts events could incentivise testing and restart the sector safely. But without a confirmed reopening date, there is little hope…

Days before England's schools resume, the Department for Education is yet to publish guidance on reopening music departments.

DCMS and the University of Bristol publicised the research findings as proof that 'singing is no riskier than speaking&#3…

The imminent end of income support for freelancers "will be devastating for them and for the industry," union leaders sa…

One study found fewer aerosol particles "were produced when playing than when breathing alone".

With indoor performances allowed to resume this weekend, how safe and successful have trial events been?