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Brexit has been the achilles heel of the UK for over a decade, but does the latest EU agreement offer hope to British artists touring in Eur
A glimmer of light on what had long been a murky shadow on the future of the British music industry.
by Lauren Hunter Mon 2 June 2025 7:00, UK
It’s time to discuss everyone’s favourite topic: Brexit. Before you all immediately click away from this article before it has even properly begun, I am not here to try and dissect the litany of attempts from successive British governments at the ins and outs of a deal – the details of fishing exports, youth visas, and e-gates at airports are very much beyond my capabilities. But I can, at least, look at the issue from a music realm, because as with every other section of society, there is an impact on the outcomes of the latest EU agreement.