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…
Major music labels silence Internet Archive’s vintage music preservation in secretive settlement. $621 million was at stake while cultural heritage hangs in the balance. Who really owns our musical past?
Viral moments build millions of followers overnight, but 90% vanish within days. Learn why authentic engagement trumps follower counts and how to transform fleeting audiences into devoted fans.
Cardi B scales up with 30-city arena tour amid pregnancy rumors. “Little Miss Drama Tour” commands premium prices while fans scramble for presale access. Her cultural impact explodes to new heights.
Ariana Grande stuns fans with 5 unplanned London shows for 2026, transforming her Eternal Sunshine tour into a 41-date spectacle. The O2 finale promises rare merchandise and career-defining performances. Will you witness her last bow?
US giants gain control over TikTok’s American operations, yet China’s shadow remains. The controversial framework deal promises data protection while ByteDance still holds the strings. Security experts aren’t convinced.
Bad Bunny’s emotional farewell concert will be completely free worldwide via Amazon—breaking industry norms for exclusive content. Millions will witness music history unfold in real-time. The streaming giant bets big on Latin music’s future.
While global music sales stall, Spain’s market surges 10.4% with vinyl’s stunning 25.6% comeback. Streaming dominates, but physical formats refuse to die. Spanish sounds are winning the battle.
While everyone buys tickets, Amazon transforms festivals into global living rooms. Is this the death of traditional concert experiences? Big tech’s control over live music changes everything.
Justin Bieber commands a jaw-dropping $10 million Coachella payday while seizing unprecedented creative control. Industry insiders are questioning if this changes festival economics forever. The Biebs returns triumphantly.
Spain considers becoming the first Big Five nation to boycott Eurovision if Israel performs, igniting fierce debate within RTVE and dividing the Spanish public. Political principles clash with cultural traditions. Musicians fear the consequences.
