Wolf Alice, IDLES, Poppy Ajudha, Radiohead and many other music industries have come together for the new #LetTheMusicMove campaign – calling upon the UK government to urgently take action on the post-Brexit touring fiasco.The row over the government’s failure to negotiate visa-free travel and Europe-wide work permits for musicians and crew in their post-Brexit deal continues to rumble on with no visible end in sight.
The Rolling Stones join campaign calling for better streaming revenues for artists
06.06.2021 - 16:24 / nme.com
The Rolling Stones have joined Tom Gray’s #BrokenRecord campaign which is calling for better streaming revenues for artists.Back in April, over 150 artists – including Paul McCartney, Kate Bush, Damon Albarn, Chris Martin, Noel Gallagher and Wolf Alice – signed an open letter to Prime Minister Boris Johnson asking to help reform the streaming economy.Proving unsuccessful, the first letter that went to Johnson received an “interested but non-committal reply” from a junior minister in the business
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20.06.2021 / 13:47
John Bercow says prospect of a peerage had nothing to do with his defection to Labour
anti-Brexit stance.
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19.06.2021 / 23:35
Former Commons Speaker and Tory MP John Bercow labels party 'xenophobic' as he reveals he has defected to Labour
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19.06.2021 / 19:17
The Beatles: John Lennon and George Harrison estates celebrate Paul McCartney's birthday
Paul McCartney, with Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) playing. Included in the footage by Danny Sangra are photos of George and Paul that were taken by the late Linda McCartney.
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16.06.2021 / 17:13
Survey results: What YOU thought of the decision to delay the June 21 lockdown easing
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14.06.2021 / 23:10
UK festivals call for urgent intervention as June 21 reopening delayed by a month
Association of Independent Festivals (AIF) has called for an urgent intervention from the UK government for festivals after the easing of coronavirus restrictions was delayed by a month.Tonight (June 14), Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that the date of June 21, in which all coronavirus restrictions would be lifted in England, will now be delayed until July 19.The PM told a press conference that they had seen “more infection and more hospitalisation” of late, with the Delta variant of
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14.06.2021 / 21:47
All the coronavirus rules and restrictions that will and won't be in place from June 21
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14.06.2021 / 21:47
Survey: Tell us what you think about the decision to delay June 21 lockdown easing
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14.06.2021 / 21:13
Boris Johnson's announcement in full as delay to June 21 easing confirmed
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nme.com
14.06.2021 / 20:53
Music venue bosses “numb and frustrated” with £36million set to be lost as June 21 reopening delayed by a month
coronavirus restrictions being delayed by four weeks.Tonight (Monday, June 14), Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that the date of June 21 – also known to some as “Freedom Day” – in which all coronavirus restrictions would be lifted in England will now be delayed until July 19.The PM told a press conference that they had seen “more infection and more hospitalisation” of late, with the Delta variant of COVID-19 spreading faster than the third wave that was predicted when the roadmap was
nme.com
14.06.2021 / 12:25
June 21 roadmap delay will “decimate” economy, night time bosses warn
coronavirus restrictions on June 21.Prime Minister Boris Johnson will deliver a statement at 6PM this evening (June 14) where it is expected that the date of what some have been referring to as “freedom day” on June 21 will be postponed to allow for more vaccinations in light of the spread of new COVID variants.However, night time bosses have warned that they face financial ruin if appropriate financial assistance is not provided to accommodate for the delay in opening their doors once
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14.06.2021 / 11:35
What time is Boris Johnson's announcement today? Prime Minister to delay June 21 lockdown lifting
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14.06.2021 / 11:15
Covid in Scotland LIVE as Boris Johnson 'set to announce extension to June 21 reopening'
Follow all the latest updates on our blog below. A delay to lockdown easing may also help break the link between infections and hospital admissions, a public health professor suggested.Professor Linda Bauld, from the University of Edinburgh, told LBC that the variant first identified in India now accounted for the majority of UK cases, but the death rate among people with this infection was low."You can see amongst people who were infected with this variant, the mortality rate was 0.7%, just 12
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14.06.2021 / 08:55
Boris Johnson to announce today June 21 lockdown easing 'will be delayed by four weeks'
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13.06.2021 / 17:07
Sir Graham Brady has urged Boris Johnson to lift Covid restrictions on June 21
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11.06.2021 / 01:23
Boris Johnson 'considering delaying June 21 lockdown easing by four weeks'
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08.06.2021 / 01:37
Tom Jones, Rolling Stones among UK artists demanding streaming reforms
BBC reported. “Today’s musicians receive very little income from their performances — most featured artists receive tiny fractions of a US cent per stream and session musicians receive nothing at all,” the letter — which is also signed by Van Morrison, Paul McCartney, Jessie Ware, the estate of Joe Strummer, rapper Kano and the rock band Wolf Alice — goes on. A fix to the situation would be simple, they write: “Only two words needs to change” in the 988 Copyright, Designs and Patents Act to
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07.06.2021 / 13:59
Rolling Stones, Tom Jones and more join campaign for law change on streaming
began in April with signatories including Paul McCartney, Kate Bush and members of Led Zeppelin. It argues that streaming via services such as Spotify and Apple Music be legislated more like radio.