Reporting your experiences empowers your representatives to push policy makers for what you need. Take the Musicians' Union survey now!

You can watch the evidence session back here: committees.parliament.uk/work/6736/miso…

We'll be taking steps to ensure that our industry is a safe and inclusive place for women – especially those subject to intersecting hierarchies – to start and develop a career.

Black Lives in Music are calling music creators and industry professionals to address bullying and harassment in our sector by contributing to their survey: blim.org.uk/change.

⚡️⚡️⚡️ so delighted to share this brilliant work by our friends at A Greener Future benchmarking sustainable practice at European festivals ⚡️⚡️⚡️

📢We're delighted to announce today our new opportunity, the Early Career Promoter Fund supported by Arts Council England & Department for Culture, Media and Sport for grassroots music promoters!

Grants of up to £3,500 are available and you can submit applications from 2nd May 2024.

Read more ➡️prsfoundation.com/2024/04/12/prs…

Catch our Gaby at PLASA Leeds next month – dishing the scoop on our 'Hidden Side of Freelancing' survey. Can't wait! 🤠🤠

ICYMI: Are you an #artist , #musician , #composer , #songwriter , #lyricist , #singer , #producer or #engineer ?

UK Music need you to contribute to their annual #ThisIsMusic Creators’ Survey.

Fill out the survey and you could win a £100 voucher. Take part here -…

It's probably fair to say that stress is something we are all familiar with

Explore our guide to taking care of your state of mind and body while working as a musician
🔗 bit.ly/3PQfBC7

#StressAwarenessMonth

Join Saskhia Menendez, an equality and diversity ambassador, researcher, mentor, public speaker, and social change activist on Thursday 25 April (online 12pm - 1pm) for Part II of her series of workshops on Trans education & Inclusion within the Music Industry. Link in bio ⚡️

Calling all music creators! UK Music needs your help.

UK Music's annual survey for music creators helps us to gain valuable insight that will support our calls to Government.

Discover more here: ow.ly/uOwI50R17kQ

This month go green & travel sustainably to Future Yard. As part of their ongoing effort to become a carbon neutral operation they've joined up with Merseyrail to offer free travel to selected shows during April plus discounts for visitors on bus & bike tinyurl.com/upcttve8

Sounds good to us 😁 two of LIVE’s five manifesto priorities (secondary ticketing and EU touring) featured in Labour's action plan for the creative industries. We'll keep pushing to get the industry what it needs 🏋️‍♀️🏋️‍♀️🏋️‍♀️

CIISA is a new professional body committed to upholding and improving standards of behaviour across the creative industries.

You can help shape the future of CIISA and its services by completing this 10-minute survey: bit.ly/3IFdz3I

Grassroots Music Venues were invited by the DCMS Select Committee to submit evidence about the challenges of sustaining a GMV in the current climate.

Hear their impassioned comments in this brilliant video, which highlights the enormity of the crisis they are facing.

The latest edition of our newsletter is live! 📣📣📣Get the scoop on what the Spring Budget means for the music industry, the latest research deep-dive into ticket-buying behaviour, & more 🧐🧐🧐 link in bio 🌟🌟🌟

Voting is open for the Music Week Awards 2024 Grassroots Venue: Spirit Of The Scene supported by Music Venue Trust. Vote now at musicweekawards.com #MusicWeekAwards

Win! ⚡️🤩🎺

Last chance to complete UK Music's #Workforce #Diversity #Survey ! If you work behind the scenes in the music industry please contribute! We need responses from everyone so we can get an accurate picture of the industry.

Take part here:
bit.ly/3tZGkEv

In awe of this hugely impressive and field-changing work by our inspiring friends at Attitude is Everything Julie's Bicycle A Greener Future ⚡️⚡️⚡️

This is absolutely devastating news for CBSO and the arts in Birmingham.

Birmingham City are the latest council in a worrying trend to propose severe cuts to arts funding.