Building on the Sector Plan, this Music Plan sets out government and industry action across 10 areas that, taken together, will create the best conditions for our musical talent, entrepreneurs and businesses to succeed. We are more than doubling government investment in grassroots music, transforming the curriculum by recognising music as an essential - not a nice to have - and tackling touting head-on so more hard-working fans experience the joy of seeing their favourite artist live on stage. With government and industry support throughout the music ecosystem, we will crowd in investment and launch the next generation of British talent onto the global stage.
Turn It Up: Our plan for music
Department for Culture, Media & Sport, United Kingdom, 13 July 2026, United Kingdom
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