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…
Miles Davis called him “the most impressive musician in the world” for good reason. Hermeto Pascoal turned teapots and animals into instruments while forever transforming Brazilian music. His genius lives on.
Tim Booth rages as far-right hijacks James’ unity anthem for division. Legal action looms while Robinson faces backlash for twisting a song meant to bring people together.
My Chemical Romance’s Gerard Way shocks fans by diving into ska-punk with his new band The Mock-Ups. His unexpected musical leap might be his boldest move yet.
Gene Simmons reveals the surprising lessons Ozzy Osbourne taught him during their fierce rivalry-turned-friendship. Their competitive relationship revolutionized heavy metal forever. Metal’s pioneers shared more than the stage.
Coldplay’s frontman Chris Martin divided Wembley Stadium with his emotional tribute to controversial political figure Charlie Kirk’s family. The unexpected moment sparked both solidarity and protest. Politics meets music in the rawest form.
Foo Fighters stunned fans by unveiling Ilan Rubin as their game-changing new drummer at a secret San Luis Obispo show. His extraordinary technical prowess promises to revolutionize their sound. The band’s evolution continues.
Galaxy Corporation challenges K-Pop’s traditional boundaries with global virtual idol auditions. Anyone can become the next digital superstar regardless of age, nationality, or appearance. Their avatars will perform worldwide.
Wall Street gasps as Wizard of Oz magic propels Sphere’s stock to a jaw-dropping 46% surge while insiders aggressively buy back shares. Short sellers may face a painful squeeze.
The Beaches went from being dropped by their label to Billboard Canada’s Women of the Year 2025. Their comeback story will make you question everything about music industry resilience.
Caribbean Music Awards 2025 faces backlash after snubbing Chronic Law, Bunji Garlin, and Jada Kingdom despite their impressive catalogs. Industry politics may be silencing established artists.
