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In a recent BBC Newsbeat study, data collected from music festival lineups in the UK, indicated that only 13% of 2022 headline acts were female, leaving further question marks on gender equality within the dance scene. Focusing directly on gender and the percentages surrounding headline acts at UK festivals, BBC Newsbeat’s latest study has identified that only 13% of 2022’s […]

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