News From the Music World
Sony refuses to let go of Daecolm after his 420-million-stream hit “I Adore You” shattered expectations. The major renewal reveals why music giants fight for multi-dimensional talents who deliver commercial gold.
Nashville’s publishing game is about to be flipped upside down as industry veteran Colt Murski joins KP Entertainment with radical plans that competitors fear. His track record speaks volumes.
Award-winning grime artist Ghetts faces prison after fatal hit-and-run that shattered his music legacy. His fall from grace shocked fans nationwide. The legal battle begins.
A$AP Rocky dodges prison but faces new legal storm: defamation fight and civil lawsuit over shooting incident threaten his freedom. The verdict saved his life—for now.
Grammy nominee Danny Ocean reveals why “Babylon Club” is transforming Latin pop into the most dangerous music today. His journey from rising star to disruptive innovator has listeners stunned.
Country megastar Jason Aldean defies industry norms with “30 Number One Hits” compilation album arriving October 2025. His 20 billion streams tell only part of the extraordinary story. The collection celebrates his unparalleled dominance.
Electronic music loses its unsung architect: Soft Cell’s David Ball dies at 66, leaving behind a half-century of chart-breaking innovation. His final masterpiece remains unreleased.
K-Pop star Park Bom’s mind-boggling $4.5 quadrillion lawsuit claim against YG’s Yang Hyun-suk was actually never filed. Her agency confirms no legal action exists. What’s really going on?
After 44 years, U2 returns to the stage where they once performed underage. Their acceptance of the Guthrie Prize proves protest music isn’t dead. Social justice has a new anthem.
Authorities finally capture Kevin “KJ” Brown after rapper Sayso P’s shocking murder near FedEx Forum. The second suspect mysteriously turned up dead. The chilling case continues to unfold.
