Brexit bureaucracy costs UK musicians £208m and reduces EU shows by 21%
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A new report commissioned by the UK government quantifies the economic impact of the post-Brexit bureaucracy faced by British musicians and performers touring Europe.
A new report commissioned by the UK government reveals the substantial economic impact of post-Brexit bureaucracy on British musicians touring Europe. The analysis indicates a 21% decline in the number of performances by UK artists in the EU, resulting in an economic loss of £208 million in gross value added.
This report quantifies the challenges faced by the music industry in navigating new regulations and logistical hurdles since the UK's departure from the European Union. The findings highlight a significant financial and operational impact on artists seeking to perform internationally. Originally reported by Complete Music Update.