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New Member Discount at Kempston Street Studios in Liverpool

The Musicians’ Union has teamed up with Kempston Street Studios in Liverpool, to offer members discounted studio time.

Published: 01 June 2026 | 10:00 AM Updated: 02 June 2026 | 11:50 AM
The inside of Kempston Street Studios in Liverpool.
Based in the heart of the city and with a history stretching over 50 years, Kempston Street is part of the fabric of Liverpool’s rich musical heritage. Image credit: Kempston Street Studios.

The MU is thrilled to announce that members can now access a 10% discount on recording studio space at Kempston Street Studios in Liverpool.

Based in the heart of the city and with a history stretching over 50 years, Kempston Street is part of the fabric of Liverpool’s rich musical heritage.

MU members will have the choice of two studios and a state-of-the-art Atmos mixing facility. Alongside the studio space, MU members can also use the coffee shop, plus a world class selection of instruments.

Find out more information about this new member-only benefit, how to book, and the general FAQs.

Important notice: The Musicians’ Union is not liable for any theft, damage, financial losses, destruction, loss of property or injury sustained by its members using the services of a third-party provider as part of their membership benefits package.

Benefits spanning the geography of the UK

MU Head of Membership, Wasim Yunus says: “This new member-only benefit further highlights the MU’s commitment to offering benefits that span the geography of the UK.

“Discounted space at Kempston Street Studios allows our members to do what they love whilst saving money, which they can then use in other parts of their work.”

Director of Kempston Street Studio, Rich Turvey says: “We’re thrilled to be collaborating with the MU to give their members a 10% discount. Kempston Street is an amazing recording facility, perfect for everything from classical and jazz to rock and pop.”

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