BLK SCL! (pronounced “Black Scale”) has launched as a new multi-strand intervention designed to scale up Black music talent, infrastructure and ownership across the North of England and the UK’s ...
The Mercury Prize will return to Newcastle for its 2026 edition, in partnership with Newcastle City Council.
This year’s event will be held on October 22 at the Utilita Arena, ...
Generator and Warner Music have confirmed a new three-year partnership that will expand long-term opportunities for artists, producers, executives and emerging talent across the North of England.
“The renewed commitment ...
Following partnerships with Warner Music and Universal Music, North East-based development organisation Generator has been central to this year's Mercury Prize in Newcastle by organising the Fringe activity as a ...
Following partnerships with Warner Music and Universal Music, North East-based development organisation Generator will play a key role in next month’s Mercury Prize in Newcastle. Here, CEO Mick Ross outlines ...
Michelle Escoffery has been named as chair of Newcastle Gateshead Music City, a collaborative operation between development agency Generator and The Glasshouse International Centre for Music in Gateshead.
Michelle Escoffery ...
The Mercury Prize has announced its new 2025 host city, Newcastle, in partnership with Newcastle City Council and The North East Combined Authority.
The shortlist of the 12 ‘Albums Of ...
A Northern Music Export Office has been proposed by Tees Valley Combined Authority, Liverpool City Region Combined Authority and the North East Combined Authority.
The initiative – announced at the ...
Generator and The Glasshouse International Centre for Music (pictured) have announced the launch of Newcastle Gateshead Music City.
The initiative is set to drive investment, boost jobs and supercharge education ...
Newcastle-based Interval Records has unveiled its first signing.
Interval Records is a joint venture record label partnership between EMI North and talent development agency Generator.
