AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUK Nightlife Politics: Downing Street urges Westminster Council to “work with” pub landlords amid a row over restricting standing “vertical drinking” in Soho/West End, with No 10 calling it “British life” and pointing to support for pubs and nightlife. Electronic Music: Overmono release their XL debut follow-up, Pure Devotion, and celebrate with a sold-out London headline at the Old Royal Naval College. K-pop Spotlight: BLACKPINK marks 10 years since debut with a rare Seoul fan meet-up featuring all four members. Massive Attack Controversy: The band’s South Korea gig video sparks a dispute over a cover tied to censorship history, with a local councillor pushing for an audit. Live Music Disruption: Burlesque the Musical’s Sunderland opening is postponed a week due to “technical requirements,” frustrating ticket holders. Community & Culture: Music Venue Trust expands leadership, while Bristol’s Balloon Fiesta returns Aug 7–9 with live music and night displays. Health & Rock: Deep Purple’s Glenn Hughes announces retirement from touring as he prepares for open-heart surgery. UK Music Business: RAJAR Q2 shows Kiss’s ratings revival and BBC Radio 2/6 Music stable as Radio 1 enters its new era.
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