News From the Music World
Nearly every component of Apple's services segment contributed to the company's remarkable $27.42 billion in services revenue for fiscal Q3 2025, marking a 13% year-over-year…
Nashville’s hottest stars abandon the Opry for Category 10’s revolutionary five-stage experience. Traditional country music faces its boldest challenger yet. The battle reshapes Nashville forever.
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.
Aesop Rock’s bleakest album yet lurks beyond conventional hip-hop boundaries. Cryptic storytelling and minimal beats create an unsettling masterpiece. His chaos might mirror yours.
Jim Carrey meets Donald Glover in Rock Hall’s wildest crossover yet—comedy legends, music icons, and Hollywood stars collide in LA. Who said rock was dead?
Two Latin music titans—a Colombian pop phenomenon and a Puerto Rican legend—will make Grammy history as 2025’s most unexpected hosting duo. Will their cross-generational chemistry transform Latin music’s biggest night?
Universal Music’s AI gamble with Stability raises eyebrows: will this partnership empower artists or hand the creative keys to algorithms? Artists sit nervously at the crossroads of innovation and obsolescence.
Universal Music faces a 30% stock crash as streaming revenue plummets, yet bets billions on new YouTube deals while Taylor Swift’s tour drives merchandising revenue to surprising heights. The music giant’s future hangs in the balance.
Carrie Cunningham seizes control of Global Songwriters Connection as founder steps back for health reasons. Her industry expertise promises revolutionary changes for musicians worldwide. Will her vision transform the songwriter landscape?
Kobalt & UMN’s bold gamble on German pop stars defies market slowdown. Music rights deal arrives as revenue growth falls from 7.6% to just 1.4%. The industry’s big players refuse to surrender.
How K-pop demon hunters and Taylor Swift helped Universal Music defy industry trends with a staggering $3.53B quarter. The music giant’s strategy crushes streaming slowdown fears.
