Brexit Impact on British Musicians in EU

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Post-Brexit, 25% of British musicians lost all EU work, 45% saw tour earnings drop by 45%, and 59% find EU touring no longer viable due to new restrictions and costs.

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Brexit impacted UK-EU cultural exchanges with new regulations.

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More than a quarter of British musicians have lost all their work in the European Union since 2021, according to new research. [...] UK creatives now face different visa systems in each EU member state, alongside new work permit requirements and the Schengen 90-days-in-180 rule limiting time spent working across the bloc.

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Increased lobbying for policy changes to facilitate EU-UK cultural exchanges
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Future policy adjustments to alleviate barriers

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PersonnesTom Kiehl Mig Schallache

OrganisationsEuropean Movement UK UK Music The Louisiana

LieuxUnited Kingdom European Union Bristol

SujetsBritish Musicians EU Touring UK Music Sector

This article was originally published by Guardian Business.

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