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Good advice from The Musicians' Union - a longer version of this article first appeared in The Musician Summer 2015 and can be accessed via theMU.org - you can find a lot of sound advice throughout the site.

Insurance is never the first thing you think about  as an artist or a band however Everyone needs it   boring as it might be,  without it you really do put yourself at massive risk the minute you step foot into a venue or recording studio.

Industry legend, Korda Marshall, talks for our 2012 Programme Guide

A Q&A conducted for our 2012 programme guide with Morna Cook, Senior Director of HR at Universal Music.

Lemar, one of 2012 workshop panellists, has answered some questions for our Programme Guide.

This guide will tell you what an ISRC is, how it is used by the industry and what you need to do to get one.

Mastering, is the final part of the creative process of making a record.

Public Liability – the not so obvious one!

We all know insurance is boring and think it is a waste of money – however if your kit was lost, damaged or stolen before a show could you afford to replace it?

By Tess Cychosz, Community Manager at Sonicbids

A couple of weeks ago Sonicbids hosted an awesome panel in our office about “Getting Your Band Booked in Clubs.”  Here are some top takeaways from attending the panel