News From the Music World
Despite recently expanding its partnership with Warner Music Group, TikTok has unexpectedly laid off seven employees from its music division as part of what the…
Grammy winner Karol G ignites NFL’s historic Brazilian debut on YouTube. Latin music royalty meets American football as boundaries collapse in São Paulo. Football will never sound the same again.
Sabrina Carpenter’s exclusive NY & LA pop-ups offer free admission, but will you get in? Snag unreleased merch and album access during Labor Day weekend before they vanish forever.
Metal’s boldest voices—Poppy, Amy Lee, and Courtney LaPlante—join forces with producer Jordan Fish, shattering genre boundaries for 2025’s most audacious collaboration. The heavy music landscape will never be the same.
Despite Spotify planning more price hikes, the streaming giant aims to quadruple its paying subscribers to 1 billion users—a staggering 13% of humanity. Can they possibly pull this off?
Anthropic’s secret book piracy scandal may give UMG devastating ammunition in copyright battles worth billions. The AI company faces multiple federal lawsuits as evidence mounts against them.
Festival silences band’s Palestine flag, sparking artist revolt and corporate fallout. Musicians demand artistic freedom while organizers scramble to apologize. The music industry’s political battle lines are drawn.
Morgan Wallen’s “I’m the Problem” defies industry norms with 11 straight weeks at #1 across Billboard charts. His groundbreaking album dominates 2025 with record-shattering numbers. The music world wasn’t ready.
While other music festivals hibernate, Nashville’s 615 Indie Live boldly confronts February’s dead zone with 60+ local artists across multiple venues. Your $15 ticket revives Music City’s winter pulse.
Backstreet’s back at Sphere Vegas with a wildly expanded residency that’s breaking ticket sales records. Early 2000s nostalgia meets cutting-edge technology. You won’t believe the VIP perks.
Green Day trades guitars for cameras in their wild TIFF comedy debut “New Years Rev.” Punk icons become filmmakers as Analog Dogs rock their way through misadventures. You won’t believe what comes next.
