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…
Montreal’s secret music powerhouse defies industry norms through bilingual innovation and indie resilience. M for Montreal transforms local artists into global sensations amid venue closures and gentrification challenges. The underground scene refuses to surrender.
Can art truly save war-torn childhoods? 50 artists join Kate Bush in bringing music and hope to 473 million children living amidst violence. Their creative rebellion builds resilience where traditional therapy fails.
While major labels control the music publishing game, Red Wire defies industry norms with real-time royalties and 105.6% revenue growth. Artists finally have a partner who doesn’t hide behind outdated practices.
Alabama songstress Ella Langley trades stadium spotlights for shelter spotlights at Nashville benefit concert. Her chart-topping voice now champions four-legged friends seeking forever homes.
Country music icon Alan Jackson’s farewell concert tickets evaporated instantly, leaving thousands heartbroken. 55,000 lucky fans will witness the final bow of a legendary 40-year career. Nashville will never be the same.
From Mississippi songbird to Nashville sensation, Callie Prince defies industry norms with her self-taught songwriting magic. Her 750,000 streams prove authenticity still wins in country music. A management deal and debut EP await.
While the music industry celebrates success with sales, Tom Corson’s unconventional path from UCLA intern to Warner Records COO demonstrates how true leadership transcends numbers. His City of Hope honor proves it.
Cultural battleground erupts as Israel Philharmonic’s US tour faces fierce protests over Gaza. Art and politics collide while demonstrators challenge what they call “artwashing” of conflict. The orchestra plays on.
Rock legend Alice Cooper enters Radio Hall of Fame alongside MTV icon Martha Quinn in 2025, but four nominees didn’t make the cut. The broadcasting world is buzzing.
BeatBread’s $100M Global Independence Fund threatens the music label empire. Artists can now secure millions without surrendering control. The industry’s power dynamic will never be the same.
