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UK Electronic Music Industry Report

The Second UK Electronic Music Industry Report (free in exchange for your email), from the Night Time Industries Association, provides insights into the economic and cultural impact of the UK’s electronic music scene. Key highlights from the 2024 report include the genre’s significant economic contributions, its digital dominance as the second most popular genre on the UK’s digital music platforms, and its lead in artist presence at UK festivals.

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