ATC Music Group (LSE:ATC) reported a 39% increase in revenue to £30.6 million for the first half of 2026, with growth coming from both organic activity and acquisitions across its representation, services and events divisions.
The group’s adjusted operating EBITDA loss narrowed to £0.45 million, approximately half the level recorded in the comparable period, while its loss after tax decreased to £2.1 million. Cash and cash equivalents stood at £20.3 million.
Group Rebrands and Adds Robbie Williams
During the period, the company changed its name from All Things Considered Group to ATC Music Group and appointed a new Chief Technology and Product Officer.
ATC also added Robbie Williams to its artist management roster.
The group’s representation business covers artist and live management, while its services operations include merchandising, e-commerce, digital marketing and technology. Its events division is involved in venue ownership and the production and promotion of live shows.
Acquisitions Expand Digital Capabilities
ATC acquired Push and Cirkay as part of an expansion of its digital marketing and fan-engagement operations.
The company is also developing a multi-year technology roadmap intended to bring fan data together across its operations and support direct-to-fan analytics and audience engagement.
ATC reported advance ticket sales for its Hamlet production and said it has a pipeline of promoted events and potential acquisitions.
The London-headquartered company operates internationally, with offices in Los Angeles, New York and Europe, providing services across artist management, live representation, merchandising, e-commerce, promotion, livestreaming and fan engagement.
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