87% of British Musicians Make Less Than ?16,000 Annually

Alisdair MacRae Birch All Messages By This Member #102102 According to the British Musicians' Union, 87 percent of member artists are making less than 16,000 pounds ($25,530) a year. According to PRS for Music 90 percent of members are earning less than ?5,000 a year, or roughly $8,000. PRS handles royalties for songwriters and publishers, and often finds itself defending against accusations of unfair licensing demands on small businesses, startups, and just recently, Google.
Will #102122 That is because 87% of MU members are part-time performers who get a cheaper membership by declaring a lower income. Will (Full MU member.) toggle quoted message Show quoted text According to the British Musicians' Union, 87 percent of member artists are making less than 16,000 pounds ($25,530) a year. According to PRS for Music 90 percent of members are earning less than ?5,000 a year, or roughly $8,000. PRS handles royalties for songwriters and publishers, and often finds itself defending against accusations of unfair licensing demands on small businesses, startups, and just recently, Google.

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