AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUK Music Regulation: A Belfast researcher warns AI, deepfakes and ticket bots are “ruining” the UK music ecosystem, arguing regulation lags the EU/US on transparency and leaving fans and artists out of pocket. Tour Updates (UK/Europe): Phoebe Bridgers pauses UK shows after appendicitis and postpones Lost Weekend promo; Gang Of Youths announces winter UK/Europe dates; Don Toliver adds a second London date at Wembley; Amble confirms a 2027 UK/Ireland tour. Metal & Punk News: Alpha Wolf and vocalist Lochie Keogh part ways, cancelling remaining 2026 shows; Snot signs to BLKIIBLK with a new album planned for summer 2027. EU Culture & Community: Breaking The Walls lands in Porto for its final chapter, using breaking to explore mental well-being; Belfast Mela kicks off with a packed programme amid renewed concerns over racist hate. New Releases/Artists: Ministry drops the official video for “We Hate” ahead of a farewell album; Fontaines D.C. teases Dopamine Chamber; Gaia Wilmer releases Parabólico: Reflections on Gilberto Gil, Volume I.
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