Breadcrumb Home News News Copy URL https://www.youthmusic.org.uk/news Stay Updated with Youth Music Catch up on the latest news about our transformative work and read our take on the music-related issues.If you’re a journalist interested in learning more about Youth Music and our funding impact, please reach out to our Communications Team. News Copy URL https://www.youthmusic.org.uk/news Stay Updated with Youth Music Catch up on the latest news about our transformative work and read our take on the music-related issues.If you’re a journalist interested in learning more about Youth Music and our funding impact, please reach out to our Communications Team. News Category - Any -NextgenProjects News type - Any - news Spotify Partners With Youth Music to Launch Fund Supporting Grassroots Youth Spaces The Spotify and Youth Music Fund aims to preserve and protect at-risk spaces for children and young people experiencing challenging circumstances. Read more news 5 projects innovating music-making with children under 5 Discover 5 innovative music projects transforming early childhood development across the UK, from boosting babies' mental health to creating magical musical spaces. Read more news Ensuring Every Child’s Right to Music Music education is crucial for children, but access is unequal. Our SONG report calls for action to ensure all children benefit. Read more news Parent Spotlight: Supporting Young People with Additional Needs in Music Shirley and Oscar share how music transforms lives through tailored sessions and innovation. Read more news Department for Education national conversation on the curriculum and assessment system Join the national conversation on curriculum and assessment reform led by the Department for Education. Read more news New Report Highlights Potential of Singing to Impact on Wellbeing of Young Refugees Read more news Youth Music Makes Music Possible at Early Years Sessions Read more news No Grass Without Roots The past two Mercury Prize wins highlight the crucial role grassroots music plays in shaping the future of the industry. It’s time to stand up for grassroots youth and community music. Read more news NextGen Community Event: How to Grow Your Community As a Young Creative We've rounded up expert advice on how to network and build a community, from our panel of music industry insiders at our NextGen Community event in Glasgow. Read more news Circle Of Light record their 5th album! Read more news The Accessible Future of Festivals Rising costs and accessibility barriers are making festivals less inclusive. We explore five key changes that could make them fairer, safer, and open to all. Read more news COL Mentors Share Creative Skills With Shug Studios Read more news Business Skills for Creatives Read more news Resources and support during current racism and violence in UK Read more news Racism and Violence in the UK: A Message From Our CEO A statement from our CEO regarding the recent violence in the UK. Read more news Free youth tickets offer: BREATHE UK Tour Read more news Communicate through sound - Summer Report 2024 Read more news Announcing the 11 Recipients of the Youth Music Energiser Fund Read more news Decolonising the Music Curriculum This is how the Youth Music team is exploring how to decolonise language and the music curriculum. Read more news Wonderfall: Why Is the North Facing a Drop in Musicality? The North of England has produced incredible talent that has significantly influenced not only music, but popular culture, globally. From The Beatles, Oasis, Corrine Bailey Rae and, more recently, Youth Music Awards winner English Teacher, some of Britain’s most-loved bands and artists hailed from the North. However, our new research has painted a stark picture of the current state of musicality in the north of England. Read more news YM Incubator Fund enables new era for COL studio Read more news New Research Reveals Once Legendary Northern Music Scene Could Lose Its Musical Powerhouse Status The North of England has produced incredible talent that has significantly influenced not only music, but popular culture, globally. From The Beatles to Oasis, Corrine Bailey Rae and, more recently, Youth Music Awards winners, English Teacher, some of Britain’s most-loved bands and artists hailed from the North. Read more news Reflecting on Sparking Change! Read more news Level 4 Certificate for Music Educators open for applications Read more Pagination First page « First Previous page Page 1 Current page 2 Page 3 Page 4 … Next page Last page Last »
news Spotify Partners With Youth Music to Launch Fund Supporting Grassroots Youth Spaces The Spotify and Youth Music Fund aims to preserve and protect at-risk spaces for children and young people experiencing challenging circumstances. Read more
news 5 projects innovating music-making with children under 5 Discover 5 innovative music projects transforming early childhood development across the UK, from boosting babies' mental health to creating magical musical spaces. Read more
news Ensuring Every Child’s Right to Music Music education is crucial for children, but access is unequal. Our SONG report calls for action to ensure all children benefit. Read more
news Parent Spotlight: Supporting Young People with Additional Needs in Music Shirley and Oscar share how music transforms lives through tailored sessions and innovation. Read more
news Department for Education national conversation on the curriculum and assessment system Join the national conversation on curriculum and assessment reform led by the Department for Education. Read more
news No Grass Without Roots The past two Mercury Prize wins highlight the crucial role grassroots music plays in shaping the future of the industry. It’s time to stand up for grassroots youth and community music. Read more
news NextGen Community Event: How to Grow Your Community As a Young Creative We've rounded up expert advice on how to network and build a community, from our panel of music industry insiders at our NextGen Community event in Glasgow. Read more
news The Accessible Future of Festivals Rising costs and accessibility barriers are making festivals less inclusive. We explore five key changes that could make them fairer, safer, and open to all. Read more
news Racism and Violence in the UK: A Message From Our CEO A statement from our CEO regarding the recent violence in the UK. Read more
news Decolonising the Music Curriculum This is how the Youth Music team is exploring how to decolonise language and the music curriculum. Read more
news Wonderfall: Why Is the North Facing a Drop in Musicality? The North of England has produced incredible talent that has significantly influenced not only music, but popular culture, globally. From The Beatles, Oasis, Corrine Bailey Rae and, more recently, Youth Music Awards winner English Teacher, some of Britain’s most-loved bands and artists hailed from the North. However, our new research has painted a stark picture of the current state of musicality in the north of England. Read more
news New Research Reveals Once Legendary Northern Music Scene Could Lose Its Musical Powerhouse Status The North of England has produced incredible talent that has significantly influenced not only music, but popular culture, globally. From The Beatles to Oasis, Corrine Bailey Rae and, more recently, Youth Music Awards winners, English Teacher, some of Britain’s most-loved bands and artists hailed from the North. Read more