The ticket levy that could save grassroots venues and artists: what happens next?

NME·Jan 29

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A ticket levy is being considered as a potential solution to support grassroots music venues and artists. The music industry is facing challenges, with venues reportedly closing at a rapid rate, and efforts are being made to provide funding and investment to the sector. Various initiatives and partnerships, including those involving the Music Venue Trust and local councils, are underway to help preserve grassroots music venues and support emerging talent.

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