Prime Minister Boris Johnson has previously said that he wishes to ‘fix’ issues with visas caused by Brexit, which would have allowed musicians to tour Europe without a permit, but many deals are yet to be negotiated.

The pop icon has said that the government’s treatment of the arts sector is “so f*****g disgusting”.

The government has been heavily criticised by high profile figures within the music industry over the continued lack of action and clarity over the Brexit touring case.

Creative Youth is hosting a free webinar discussing A Post-Brexit Arts World on Monday 18 January, 7pm GMT, live on Zoom.

The world has changed, the world is changing. The arts and artists have always been at the forefront of revolution, they instigate change, they respond to change.

Discuss the future of the arts with us on Wednesday

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