Universal dominates BRITs noms as Adele boosts indies
Universal Music had one of its most successful ever years in the 2016 BRIT Awards nominations, scooping 29 out of a possible 63 available artist slots – a 46.03% market share. That’s considerably up on the major’s 34.9% share of the nominations last year, as Virgin EMI’s James Bay and Polydor’s Years & Years both secured four nominations each, and Island scooped 10 nods.
A jubilant David Joseph (pictured), chairman/CEO, Universal Music UK, told Music Week: “I’m ...
Login to access this article
To access this article you need to be a subscriber. If you are a subscriber login below.
Login NowSubscribe
If you have previously taken a trial you will need to subscribe to access this article.
Subscribe Now
