AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUK Indie & Arena Buzz: Courteeners are back with a new album roundup for Neighbourhood Weekender, while Paul Heaton’s solo chart-topper “Jenius” and Reytons’ momentum keep the UK guitar scene humming. Big UK Live Ticket Watch: Fontaines D.C. announce 2027 outdoor UK dates and more European headline stops, with support from Little Simz and Viagra Boys also popping up across the wider festival circuit. Metal Live Energy: Guilt Trip drop “Burn” live from Graspop 2026 and map out a full European run into late October. Label News (Europe): [PIAS] relaunches Source with UK-France A&R leadership, signing Ifulki, Disgusting Sisters, Epal and Hina for an “eclectic” roster. Tech Meets Music: Suno rolls out new AI music models trained on licensed Warner/BMG catalogues, as Spotify’s Nordics leadership hire and AI music platform moves keep copyright debates front and centre. EU Culture Funding: EU opens Africa-Europe creative collaboration opportunities, adding fresh support for cross-border arts projects.
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