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…
Country star Tyler Braden defies industry norms, doubling 2026 tour dates after massive fan demand. His Gold-certified blend of country storytelling with rock edges has fans scrambling for tickets nationwide.
Can country rock survive without Nashville’s blessing? The Grand Ole Opry’s October centennial lineup crushes expectations with 100 new debuts. Braxton Keith leads the rebellion.
Scissor Sisters return while Skrillex vanishes from Boomtown 2026. Four Tet and Irish rap sensation Kneecap join the festival’s genre-bending lineup. The mysterious headliner switch has fans demanding answers.
Trevor Horn, original MTV icon, crashes Sophie Grey’s stage for a reimagined “Video Killed the Radio Star” duet. The unexpected collaboration left London concertgoers speechless. Music history was reborn.
Kraftwerk pioneer’s rare synths hitting auction block—was the $50,000 Sennheiser vocoder actually used on Autobahn? Music history hangs in the balance between collectors and museums.
From timepiece legend to Olympic hype machine: Flavor Flav’s wild five-year deal energizes USA’s bobsled and water polo teams. His unconventional partnerships are revolutionizing Olympic marketing forever.
Tool and MCR collide at Sonic Temple 2026 with genre-defying sets, wine tastings, and 110+ bands across 5 stages. Can rock’s biggest rivals share the same festival air?
The Soft Pink Truth defies expectations with a hypnotic new album blending dystopian themes and chamber music—creating a queer refuge amid societal cruelty. Beauty still matters.
Blur’s Alex James destroys genre barriers in 2026—orchestral Britpop breathes new life into classics from Oasis, Pulp, and more. Music history will never sound the same.
Inside the battle for the UK’s toughest music award: Why Vevo is backing major labels when A&R teams have never faced fiercer competition. Labels are risking everything for industry dominance.
