the incredible rivalry at the top of the music industry

When his son, Elliot, turned 13, Sir Lucian Grainge, the music industry tycoon, arranged for Take That to perform at his bar mitzvah celebrations at Nobu, the upmarket Japanese restaurant in Mayfair.

Elliot was grateful. But the boyband probably wouldn’t have been his choice of entertainment. At the time, his favourite musician was Eminem, an American rapper in possession of rather more edge than Gary Barlow.

Now aged 30, and bearing a striking resemblance to his father, Elliot will join Lucian this week at the top table of the global music industry. But rather than working at Universal Music Group, which Lucian has led for 13 years, Elliot will be the chief executive of Atlantic Music Group, whose Atlantic Records is the crown jewel label

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