Community Building Music Licence
Music in community buildings (run by voluntary organisations) can be used for different events and activities.
Whether you’re playing music at functions in community centres or for entertainment purposes in village halls, you’ll usually need a music licence for your community building.
By obtaining TheMusicLicence you’ll be able to play PRS for Music and PPL music legally in your community building and enjoy its benefits whilst ensuring that its creators are fairly rewarded for their work.

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How is the cost calculated?
The cost of TheMusicLicence varies depending on the specific characteristics of each community building, so please contact us for a quote.
Before doing so, please ensure you’ve read our Music Licence Quote Checklist for each section that is applicable to you, and have the relevant information ready so we can provide an accurate quote for your community building music licence.
Quote Checklist
Community buildings
- Annual Defined Income as defined in our Tariff – community buildings
Get a quote
If you’ve got all your information ready, please contact us or complete our Get TheMusicLicence form to arrange a quote.
Call us on 0116 290 0525
(8am-6pm, Monday-Friday)
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Thinking about playing music in your community building and want to know more?
What is TheMusicLicence?
What is TheMusicLicence
Do I need a music licence?
Do I need a music licence?
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Where does my money go?
How do I get TheMusicLicence?
Call us on 0116 290 0525
(8am to 6pm Monday to Thursday and 8am to 3pm Friday)
Alternatively you can complete the online form and an adviser will be in touch.