The Creative Employer Skills Survey is a new survey of 1,300 businesses across the creative industries in England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

Uplift Earned Income has been created for organisations which are keen to embrace entrepreneurship. Growing earned income can be an exciting opportunity, at the heart of your mission.

Tonic Music are providing a new online Peer Support Group for those working in live music in any capacity who are Deaf, Disabled and/or Neurodivergent.

As part of Stonewall's ongoing partnership with the UPS Foundation nurturing LGBTQ+ talent, we are launching new free advice sessions for LGBTQ+ people looking to develop their careers.  

National survey looking at the challenges and priorities of young people aged 10 - 21 (up to 25 for SEND).

Marketing & Communications Officer, Soundabout

This new role at Young Sounds UK presents an opportunity to develop a career in marketing and communications.

We are currently recruiting two positions for our Board:

• Drake Music Trustee
• Drake Music Chair

Kent Music are looking for a fully qualified chartered accountant, with skills or experience in managing day-to-day finances, complex budgets, and audit processes.

In partnership with Bandcamp, our second London-based NextGen Community event of 2025 will let you in on everything you need to know to make your mark as an independent creative.

Aged 18-30 and looking to learn more about Bandcamp? Our NextGen online workshop with Aly Gillani, European Artist and Label Representative at Bandcamp, will give you the low-down on how to upload, promote and profit from your music.

We are pleased to invite you to the Inclusive Practice in Action 2025 annual gathering focused on advancing inclusive practice in the music education sector and wider music industries

Join us at Kobalt's London HQ or a FREE event + panel discussion on what it means to be an A&R - or be scouted by one. Plus, enjoy networking and live performances from NextGen Fund artists.

Reaching Out is a training, development and future-thinking network hosted by Brighter Sound and More Music.

It’s aimed at project managers, programme managers and anyone else planning and managing inclusive music activity for children and young people across the North West. Join us to make connections, develop partnerships and share learning around inclusive and accessible music practice.

This Diversifying Primary Music webinar by Kay Charlton will cover incorporating diverse music genres into lessons, sourcing repertoire, and effective teaching techniques. It also includes an exploration of global music pieces and enhancing knowledge of world music for classroom application. 

In this 1.5 hour webinar led by Dr Phil Mullen you will explore strategies for promoting positive behaviour, and dealing with inappropriate and challenging behaviour in a music education setting.