Music fans lost an estimated £150m to ticket fraud in the past year, according to research commissioned by O2.
The research found that 14% of gig-goers surveye...
The Home Office published statutory guidance on Martyn's Law in April but regulation is not expected until spring 2027. UK Crowd Management Association chair An...
“Music is my sanctuary, music is my life”, sings Gary Bartz in his 1977 jazz classic. Music as a sanctuary applies to many people’s lives’, no more so than the ...
Poor parking availability continues to frustrate thousands of event-goers across the UK, with new research suggesting the issue is impacting attendance figures...
Rudi Enos, founder of Special Structures Lab and the Guild of TentMasters outlines how he is leading a push to professionalise the temporary structure sector.
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Halo Solutions CEO and former Counter Terrorism Policing officer Lloyd Major unpacks the statutory guidance on Martyn’s Law. He outlines why Martyn’s Law should...
A new initiative launching this autumn is set to address the longstanding underrepresentation of South Asian professionals in UK live music production and techn...
ArcTanGent has revealed plans to become the UK's first safe listening festival, introducing a programme focused on hearing health and audience wellbeing.
The i...
New global research by THE·TEAM’s (formerly Wasserman) advisory and advocacy business The Collective outlines how women are shaping value creation across the li...
The UK Crowd Management Association (UKCMA) will host the webinar Martyn’s Law: Prepared, Not Scared on 10 June, with questions answered by the Home Office and ...
