UK–EU relations are being reset. British musicians touring Europe must be part of the deal
The UK government has once again put touring in Europe on the agenda. As London and Brussels rebuild their relationship, cultural mobility should be treated as part of the economic infrastructure, rather than as an afterthought.
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