Grant funding available for venues, musicians and promoters to help support musical activity in Oxford.

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Beaker first emerged from Oxford's 1990s music scene and have reunited more than 25 years later

Last month, Oxford City Council agreed to invest £40,000 over the next two years to help live music.

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Oxford’s music scene, known for Radiohead, Glass Animals and Foals, will get a £40k funding boost over the next two years.

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A panel session discussing the role of mapping music, arts & culture ecosystems, and audiences, in making informed, evidence-led policy

Funding to support live music events in Oxford, home to Radiohead, Supergrass and Glass Animals, is being proposed in the upcoming budget.

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The report claims that the nightlife economy is the “most undervalued asset class in culture”

All events are part of the 6th International Creative Industries Festival organised by the Creative Industries Research and Innovation Network at Oxford Brookes University, it is FREE and OPEN TO ALL!

Package worth at least £80m a year for England and extra to come for Wales and Scotland receives mixed reaction

Touts, and ordinary consumers, will no longer be able to charge anything more than price at which they bought ticket

In-Spire Sounds' new hub in Oxford features classrooms and recording studios.

Changes to licensing rules could see relaxed rules around live music and serving food outside.

Oxford has beaten iconic music destinations such as Manchester, Liverpool, and London to be crowned the UK’s most successful rock city.

Councillor James Taylor will champion Oxford's night-time economy.