UK gears up for #LetTheMusicPlay round 2

The #LetTheMusicPlay campaign returns tomorrow, sending a message to government that Britain's live music industry is still in crisis

News By IQ | 3 August 2020

Brixton Academy lit up for #LetTheMusicPlay on 2 July

A month after round one helped spur the British government into action, the UK music industry will tomorrow (4 August) again unite for #LetTheMusicPlay, spotlighting the plight of live music during the Covid-19 shutdown.

The first #LetTheMusicPlay (LTMP) campaign, which took place on Thursday 2 July, saw thousands of social media profiles – as well as several major music venues – transformed with LTMP branding, with more than 1,500 artists, including the likes of Ed Sheeran, Dua Lipa and the…

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