Gallery
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UK Music and The Musicians' Union celebrate the Live Music Act
UK Music and the Musicians' Union were joined by collegues from the music inudstry, artists, Peers and MPs to celebrate the passing of the Live Music Act. The event included performances from Martina Topley-Bird, Daytona Lights and MP4. Photography: Joanna Dudderidge
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Equality and Diversity Charter Launch Event
UK Music has launched an Equality and Diversity Charter for Music. The launch event saw the gathering of industry figures and artists to welcome this new charter. The Founding Signatories, which include the members of UK Music all signed the Charter and have committed to increasing equality and diversity in the industry. Photos: Joanna Dudderidge - please email info@ukmusic.org for high res versions.
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CACIN: Copyright in the 21st Century.
UK Music hosted the first Conservative Arts and Creative Industries Network. Jo Dipple, CEO of UK Music was joined on a panel by Ed Vaizey MP, Richard Hooper and Prof. Ian Hargreaves. The panel was chaired by Damian Collins MP. Photos: Rosie Levine (rosie.levine@mac.com)
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Live Music Bill
UK Music held a reception at the House of Commons in celebration of the Live Music Bill with Don Foster MP and Lord Tim Clement-Jones with music by Daytona Lights. Photographs: Rosie Levine (for high res versions email rosie.levine@mac.com)
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Conservative Party Conference 2011 - UK Music Drinks Reception with Mike Batt
UK Music hosted a pre-dinner cocktail reception with Lord Strathclyde, Leader of the House of Lords with music from BPI Deputy Chairman, Mike Batt. Photography: Bob Fallon
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Conservative Party Conference 2011 - UK Music Fringe Meeting
UK Music held a fringe meeting at this year's Conservative Party Conference with Dr Brian Sloan for the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce and John Penrose MP, Minister for Tourism and Heritage. The fringe meeting looked at ways that music and tourism can drive growth. Photography: Bob Fallon
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Conservative Party Conference 2011 - UK Music and Daily Mirror Political Pop Quiz 2011
UK Music held a political pop quiz with the Daily Mirror at this year's Conservative Party Conference in Manchester. The quiz pitted MPs, journalists and researchers against each other in order to be crowned the UK Music Prime Minister of Pop 2011. The quiz was hosted by UK Music's Feargal Sharkey and John Robb. Photography: Bob Fallon
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Labour Conference 2011 - Can Music Sell a City? Liverpool vs. Derry - UK Music Fringe
At the 2011 Labour Party Political Conference, UK Music held a fringe meeting looking at the impact of music on a local area. The fringe meeting was called, Can Music sell a City? Liverpool vs Derry. UK Music was joined by Shona McCarthy, CEO of City of Culture for Derry, Luciana Berger MP for Liverpool Wavertree and Steve Rotherham MP for Liverpool Walton. The session discussed how music and culture drive tourism, economic growth and builds the brand of a city or region. Photography: Bob Fallon
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Labour Conference 2011 - UK Music and Daily Mirror Great Political Pop Quiz 2011
UK Music held a political pop quiz with the Daily Mirror at this year's Labour Party Conference in Liverpool. The quiz pitted MPs, journalists and researchers against each other in order to be crowned the UK Music Prime Minister of Pop 2011. The quiz was hosted by UK Music's Feargal Sharkey and John Robb. Photography: Bob Fallon
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Liberal Democrat Conference 2011 - UK Music Great Political Pop Quiz
UK Music held a political pop quiz at this year's Liberal Democrat Conference in Birmgingham. MPs, researchers and journalists were pitted against each other to be crowned the coalition king of pop 2011. Photography: Manwara Begum The quiz was hosted by UK Music CEO Feargal Sharkey and author and broadcaster John Robb.
