AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCourt Ruling: A Dutch judge has rejected a bid by a Jewish group to block Kanye West from performing in Arnhem, allowing two Netherlands gigs despite earlier cancellations in the UK, Poland and Italy. Festival Tech & Ticketing: Edinburgh’s 11 festivals are exploring a single box office and shared data to boost sales as public funding tightens, while the Fringe pushes ahead with its own rival app. Live Music Spectacle: Cercle 2026 returns as a three-day “festival of the future,” bringing DJs and ESA astronauts together at Paris-Le Bourget’s Musée de l’Air et de l’Espace. New Releases: Turkish pop girl group Manifest lands its first UK show at London’s OVO Arena Wembley on Oct 16, while Barcelona’s Ansu Fati announces his debut single “Sea Como Sea” for June 19. Classical & Jazz Calendar: Green Hours Jazz Fest runs June 4–7 in Bucharest, and saxophonist James Allsopp headlines a Sunday jazz set. Music Meets Culture: André Rieu’s “Viva Maastricht!” is set for a big-screen run across the UK on Aug 8–9.
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