News & events

The war in Ukraine has shaken Europe to its very core, threatening freedom, peace and democracy.

We are releasing today a new report to showcase our achievements in these past 7 years and highlight Covid-19's impact on the circulation of emerging acts. The report also throws the spotlight on the new activities we developed to continue promoting new talent through the pandemic.

Close your eyes and transport yourself to a few months from now. Live music has finally resumed without restrictions, and you are in the middle of an excited crowd waiting for the artist to come on stage.

CANCELLED: due to the reinforcement of COVID-19 restrictions in Czechia and Europe, we have no other solution but to cancel the upcoming Liveurope Festival in Prague.

As the year is coming to an end, it's becoming clearer that it will still take a while until the Liveurope venues can fully resume their missions as temples for European musical diversity and book as many new European acts as they did pre-covid.

The time we had been waiting for is here! Most Liveurope venues are hosting concerts with audiences once again and more and more artists are getting back on the road.

After more than 18 months with hundreds of kilometres between us and many (!) digital encounters, the Liveurope crew finally got the chance to come together during this year’s edition of MIL (15 - 17 September).

We have united with 6 live events and creators organisations to address an open letter to Commissioners Thierry Breton (Internal Market) and Mariya Gabriel (Culture) where we welcome the recently released