The head of ERA, Kim Bayley, called 2024 a "banner year" for music, with sales at more than double the low point of 2013. "We can now say definitively - music is back," she added in a statement.
A brand new compilation, Bridget Jones’s Diary: The Mixtape, is set to arrive alongside the new film, Bridget Jones: Mad ...
Music sales hit 20 year high – but “beneath the surface, UK artists earn far below average salaries”
Previously, the peak was back in 2001 when CD sales were at their highest ... to 10 years ago when recorded revenue from music in the UK dropped to £1.03billion Despite the rise of music ...
Eagles were excited about the prospect of returning to the studio in 2001, but tragedy struck the day before recording was meant to begin.
Could You Be Loved named Bob Marley’s most played track in UK in 21st century - The reggae singer would have turned 80 this ...
The 2000s saw the complete digital age of music. MP3s became commonplace, and the entire music industry went into a panic as ...
Overtaking the previous record of £2.22 billion at the height of the CD era in 2001, stats reveal that spending on vinyl and streaming services are behind the boom UK music sales hit a record-breaking ...
A new documentary argues that the late, great soul star wasn’t paid his dues. Were racism, homophobia and fatphobia to blame?
The event ended in riots and fires and the main culprit everyone pointed the finger at was Limp Bizkit; Fred Durst and the ...
Streaming success and the vinyl revival drove UK music consumption and recorded music ... reaching £2,389.8 million to overtake the previous 2001 high of £2,221.7 million.
Consumer spending on recorded music — both subscriptions and purchases — reached £2.4 billion ($3 billion), overtaking the previous high of £2.2 billion ($2.7 billion) achieved in 2001.
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