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FOR THE RECORD


THE BIG AWARDS


Entries are open for the Music Week Awards, which returns to Battersea Evolution on Wednesday, May 6. The 2019 edition in the new venue was the biggest so far. Next year there are three new awards – Independent Publisher Of The Year, Sync Of The Year and Sync Team Of The Year. Entries for all awards must be completed by 6pm on January 15 online at: www.musicweekawards.com


THE BIG ROLE


The late late showman: Stormzy and (from bottom)


outdoor marketing for Heavy Is The Head, Westlife and Harry Styles


David Martin has been named GM at the Featured Artists Coalition (FAC). Martin was previously lead booker and director at Dimensions Festival. He has also held various roles in government. “Artists are at the very core of our industry,” said Martin. His appointment follows the departure of FAC CEO Lucie Caswell and GM Fiona McGugan.


THE BIG SONG


Lewis Capaldi has secured a Grammy nomination for Someone You Loved in the Song Of The Year category. The transatlantic No.1 is up against songs by Lady Gaga, Billie Eilish, Tanya Tucker, HER, Taylor Swift, Lana Del Rey and Lizzo.


musicweek.com 25.11.19 Music Week | 05


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