LGBTIQ+ List 2023: Scott Robson, ASM Global

Continuing a series of interviews with this year's queer pioneers, IQ speaks to the Newcastle-based event manager

News By Lisa Henderson | 1 August 2023

University of Sunderland graduate Scott Robson who now works as Events Manager at the Utilia Arena in Newcastle Picture: DAVID WOOD
University of Sunderland graduate Scott Robson who now works as Events Manager at the Utilia Arena in Newcastle Picture: DAVID WOOD

The LGBTIQ+ List 2023 – IQ Magazine’s third annual celebration of queer professionals who make an immense impact in the international live music business – has been revealed.

The ever-popular list is the centrepiece of IQ’s third Pride edition, sponsored by Ticketmaster, which is now available to read online and in print for subscribers.

To get to know this year’s queer pioneers a little better, we interviewed each of them on the development of the industry, the challenges that are keeping…

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