Music festivals

The festival organiser also confirms that this year's cancellation won't bankrupt the event.

Despite Glastonbury's cancellation, smaller festivals could still go ahead, experts say.

About 7,500 people work in NI's live events sector but, with no work in a year, many are struggling.

The culture select committee calls for a government-backed insurance scheme covering live events.

Organisers are facing "dire straits" if the 2021 music festival season is scrapped, MPs are told.

But "we're a long way from being able to say we're confident 2021 will go ahead," Emily Eavis says.

Many of the staff have not worked in distribution since they were furloughed from the festival.

Parklife festival is pushed back to September and will be preceded by a New Order gig in Heaton Park.

A massive database of female artists goes public to help UK festivals achieve 50/50 gender balance.

Industry experts are worried at what a lack of government guidance could mean for clubs in the UK.

The station's annual concert in Hyde Park couldn't go ahead - so here's what they did instead.

The DJ and producer is celebrating six weeks at the top of the charts with song Head & Heart.

The festivals' organisers said it was their "most epic plan yet" to help ensure they can go ahead.

About 3,500 people went to Vale Earth Fair on Guernsey, which has had no Covid-19 cases since May.

Shop owners and artists look forward to "celebrating the music industry" after months of cancellations.

BBC Newsbeat speaks to the behind-the-scenes workers who've seen their incomes slashed.

Staging 70 acts solely from the Bailiwick of Guernsey is "testament" to local talent.

Derbyshire's Bloodstock joins with 12 other European festivals for a virtual event.