Kano, Radiohead and Wolf Alice urge government to take action over post-Brexit touring
More than 200 artists have joined the #LetTheMusicMove campaign
Colin Greenwood on post-Brexit touring: “It is time for the UK government to admit it didn’t do enough”
Radiohead’s Colin Greenwood is the latest UK artist to express concerns surrounding the post-Brexit deal for musicians, touring artists and crew
Radiohead, Brian Eno and Jayda G say UK government has “failed” musicians in open letter
Over 100 artists have signed a letter to the government criticising the post-Brexit UK-EU negotiations for musicians
Ministers rule out fighting for visa-free Brexit plan for UK artists
They’ve insisted on “taking back control” of the borders
UK government denies rejecting EU offer of visa-free travel for musicians
A spokesperson has said the claims are “not true”
EU artists will require visas to perform in the UK from 2021
EU artists will need to apply for a Tier 5 visa in order to perform in the Uk from January next year
Conservative Party share club-inspired Get Brexit Done video
The Conservative Party’s new ‘Get Brexit Done’ promotional video also features a track by a Swedish producer
Floating Points, Ed Chemical and Bicep added to Second Referendum Now! line up
Floating Points, Ed Chemical and Bicep added to R3 Soundsystem’s anti-Boris, anti-Brexit party line-up
R3 Soundsystem are planning an pro second-referendum party
Gideön and Artwork are rallying fellow DJs for an anti-Boris/anti-Brexit party in London. The protest is in response to the appointment of Boris Johnson as the new Prime Minister of the UK.
Matthew Herbert’s Brexit Big Band makes it into ‘Private Eye’
The current affairs publication provides the lowdown behind the Daily Mail’s campaign against the pro-EU project
How Cities and Memory built a soundboard of global unrest
We talk to the creator of the collaborative sound project mapping protest sounds worldwide
The Tedious Contradictions of John Lydon
John Lydon is used to ruffling feathers with performed contrarianism. We scrutinise his track record and ask if, in the age of Trump, it’s time he retired his routine
UK App Store and iTunes Store prices will rise by 25% because of Brexit
The announcement was made in an email to developers following the steep fall in the value of the pound.
Perspective: Wolfgang Tillmans says All is Not Lost
The artist and social activist still believes that progressive, compassionate values can return and thrive
Perspective:
The Land Is Ours
Nikesh Shukla is a novelist, screenwriter, and the editor of Rife Magazine. Here he considers the impact of Brexit on the UK’s disempowered youth
Glastonbury
Festival 2016
taNo man is an island, Entire of itself, Every man is a piece of the…
ANOHNI has slammed Brexit in a Facebook post
In a now deleted post ANOHNI said that Brexit is an opportunity for the rich…
Jeremy Corbyn will not be appearing at Glastonbury
The current leader of the Labour party was due to speak at the Leftfield Stage…
British music’s governing body say they are concerned about Brexit
British music’s governing body the BPI say the music community are surprised and concerned about…
Brexit: Musicians React
The United Kingdom has voted to leave the European Union and musicians are having their…
Stay:
A Referendum Playlist
A diverse selection of tributes to togetherness
How Glastonbury could decide the fate of Britain
in Europe
Joseph Charlton examines whether the exodus of Glasto-goers this week will affect the already “knife-edge” EU vote
Beggars Group and Universal come together to remain in EU
Universal Music UK CEO David Joseph and Beggars Group founder Martin Mills have issued a joint…
Brian Eno calls on fans to vote ‘remain’ in EU Referendum
The pioneering musician and composer has called on the British public to choose to vote…
The UK culture secretary says Brexit will not affect UK musicians
Culture secretary John Whittingdale believes that a UK exit from the European Union wouldn’t adversely…