Continued mobilisation is needed now more than ever to oppose the growing threat of the far right. Image credit: Shutterstock.
On Saturday 28 March 2026, the MU will join Together Alliance - a UK-wide coalition of civil society organisations, campaigns, trade unions, community groups, artists and public figures - for a major national demonstration in London.
Continued mobilisation - both on our streets and within institutions - is needed now more than ever to oppose the growing threat of the far right. Join us to stand together against racism, fascism and hatred that seeks to divide us.
Join the MU delegation
To help us coordinate the MU delegation, please RSVP by emailing equalities@theMU.org.
Assembly point: Park Lane
What3words location: ///comical.factor.pillow
MU position: Trade Union Bloc - C
Time: 12pm start
We will be sharing final details of our Point of Contact in the coming week. Please RSVP to ensure you receive all the relevant information ahead of the march.
For more details about the route and running order of the day, visit the Together Alliance website.
T‑shirts and placards
In preparation for the march, we have created some brand new anti-far right themed t-shirts and placards for the MU delegation.
MU Campaign & Organising Support Official Sinead McCarney will be available in our London HQ office on Friday 27 March from 12:30pm onwards for any local members who wish to collect T‑shirts and placards ahead of the demonstration.
T-shirts and placards will also be available to collect on the day of the march at the MU bloc.
Travel
Organisers across the country are arranging coaches and pooling travel costs so as many people as possible can attend.
Visit the Together Alliance website to find a coach seat or plan your journey into London.
If you have access questions about travel, please contact the relevant coach organiser or email info@togetheralliance.org.uk.
Explore our new Anti-Far Right Hub
Alongside the march, the MU has launched a new Anti‑Far Right Hub, bringing together essential information, resources and guidance to help musicians understand and challenge far‑right narratives.
John Shortell, MU Head of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, says: “This hub was created to confront the rising influence of far right ideologies by exposing their harms, challenging misinformation, and equipping musicians with the knowledge and solidarity needed to defend an open, diverse, and democratic culture.
"It exists to protect both our industry and our communities, because music thrives in freedom, inclusion, and unity.”
Explore the hub