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The BPI backs the ‘Make It Fair’ campaign, urging the UK Government to uphold copyright laws and protect the creative industries from unauthorized AI training using music, books, and films.
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Sam Fender and Lola Young are the final performers confirmed for The BRIT Awards 2025, joining a stellar lineup including Sabrina Carpenter, JADE, and more. Hosted by Jack Whitehall, the UK’s biggest music event airs on March 1st at The O2 and will be broadcast on ITV1, ITVX, STV, and STV Player.
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The UK Government's consultation on 'Copyright and Artificial Intelligence' could change copyright laws, allowing AI developers to use copyrighted material without permission. BPI strongly opposes 'Option 3' and urges the music industry to take action before the consultation closes on 25 February 2025.
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Get ready for The BRIT Awards 2025! Watch the red carpet livestream, exclusive behind-the-scenes content, and live performances from top artists. Tune in on March 1st for the biggest night in British music.
Ezra Collective and special guest Jorja Smith are set to perform at the BRIT Awards 2025. The event, hosted by Jack Whitehall, will take place on March 1st at The O2 and air on ITV1, ITVX, STV, and STV Player.
Charli XCX wins the BRITs Songwriter of the Year award, recognizing her impact on music with her chart-topping album ‘BRAT’. The avant-pop icon leads the nominations with five nods at the BRIT Awards 2025.
Groundbreaking producer A. G. Cook has been crowned Producer of the Year at the BRIT Awards 2025. Known for his innovative work with PC Music, Charli XCX, and SOPHIE, Cook continues to shape the future of pop.
Michael Neidus and Pru Harris join BPI Council, with Pat Carr re-elected, to represent the UK’s independent record labels. Learn more about the new appointments.
