Taylor Swift leads record year for UK music sales - Consumer spending on recorded music reached £2.4bn in 2024, overtaking ...

Wham! and Michael Buble top final UK music charts of 2025 - Chris Rea’s Driving Home For Christmas re-entered the top 10 this ...

UK Music has unveiled new research into the value of gigs, concerts and festivals to local economies. A total of 19.2 million music fans travelled from within the UK and overseas in 2023 to see UK ...

The UK music industry contributed a “record high” £7.6 billion to the economy in 2023, according to a new report from UK Music. The annual report, titled This Is Music 2024, found that the UK music ...

UK Music has released its annual economic report, This Is Music 2024. The report outlines the huge economic contribution the UK music industry makes to the economy. Artists such as Beyonce, Burna Boy, ...

The UK music industry experienced a record year in 2024, growing 5% versus to 2023 and adding £8bn to the British economy. Although not quite as jam-packed a year as 2025, 2024 saw major tours for the ...

Findings from UK Music’s This Is Music 2024 report today (November 20) have revealed that the industry’s contributions to the economy in 2023 increased by 13 per cent from 2022, marking a record high.

After years of global domination by stars such as Ed Sheeran, Adele and Harry Styles, British music artists have failed to make it into the worldwide annual charts of the year’s top 10 bestselling ...

For so many people growing up in the UK, Zane Lowe was the “voice of radio.” When it comes to broadcasters who have helped define the musical zeitgeist over the past three decades, Zane Lowe is up ...

Readipop 2025 has been cancelled due to finanical issues (Picture: Readipop) Organisers have revealed that a UK festival has been scrapped for 2025 due to financial issues. The Readipop Festival, a ...

Trade organization UK Music says blockbuster festivals and tours contributed $10.3 billion to the local economy last year but warns artists are facing a "cost-of-touring crisis." By Richard Smirke ...