💨 Abstract
The UK government has announced a multimillion-pound support package for grassroots music venues, featuring business rate reforms, a 'live levy' on arena gigs, £30 million in investments, and mentoring for emerging talent. This follows a campaign by Metro and organizations like the Music Venue Trust (MVT) and the Featured Artists Coalition (FAC). While welcomed, details and implementation remain to be seen. Deputy secretary of the MVT introduced legislation.
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