News From the Music World
Millions of American students can’t access music education despite proven brain benefits. Who’s being left behind? The answer reveals a troubling pattern in our schools.
While millions of students go without music education, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is fighting back against an unfair system. Your child’s potential is at stake.
While other industry events focus on executives, ASCAP Experience 2026 puts songwriters in control. Music creators will transform passion into profit through exclusive mentorship opportunities. This revolutionary approach is reshaping LA’s creative landscape.
AI isn’t replacing musicians—it’s creating a revolution. See how Zobe Academy’s groundbreaking platform transforms independent artists from struggling to thriving. The music industry will never be the same.
Rapper Travis Scott isn’t just making beats—he’s making scientists with NASA veterans. Houston teens are solving real space problems through his groundbreaking engineering program. The future of space exploration starts in the classroom.
ACM’s 2026 membership drive attracts thousands with free research access, $165 conference savings, and worldwide participation—why 2,600+ institutions have joined while others scramble to catch up. Computing’s future is shifting dramatically.
While classrooms struggle with budget cuts, J Dilla Music Tech Grants are pouring $55,000 annually into LA and NYC schools, revolutionizing how underserved students create music. Your child might be missing out.
Sheryl Crow’s intimate Nashville acoustic series isn’t just music—it’s a lifeline for local schools. Her voice will transform lives beyond the Woolworth Theatre. The city’s students need this now.
Free artist management workshops challenge the myth that music industry knowledge requires a high price tag. Emerging managers can access veteran expertise across NZ. Registration is essential.
Miami’s bold $5.6M bet challenges educational inequity through music in underserved communities. This groundbreaking initiative could transform over 850 at-risk youth’s futures by 2032. The results already speak volumes.
