Find information about licences and the use of music

The background music in a restaurant licence is intended for e.g. for restaurants, pubs and bars, cafes, dance bars, nightclubs and clubs that use music in premises to which the customers have access.

The background music in instructed sports licence covers the public performance of background music in instructed music sports at gyms, well-being and sports centers or in dance lessons of a dance school.

The background music from a jukebox licence contains the right to provide a jukebox located in customer premises for the use of the customer.

The background music in accommodation facilities licence covers the public performance of background music from a phonogram in accommodation facilities.

The background music in a holiday home licence covers the public performance of background music from a phonogram in holiday homes.

The background music in a gym licence covers the public performance of background music at the customer premises of gyms, sports and well-being centers.

The Background music in personnel facilities licence for staff areas covers the public performance of recorded background music in workplace areas intended for work, staff use or recreation, such as break rooms and fitness facilities. A music licence is required if 25 employees or more work at the workplace.

The background music in an amusement park licence covers the public performance of background music from a phonogram in the amusement parks.

The background music in a cinema licence covers the performance of phonograms as background music in the cinema auditorium, cinema lobby or waiting areas in the immediate proximity of the auditorium as granted by Gramex.

The DJ licence for a venue licence is intended for e.g. for pubs and bars, dance restaurants, nightclubs and clubs with DJs.