News From the Music World
While competing music platforms continue to focus mainly on streaming services, Spotify has quietly built an extensive ticketing network that now spans partnerships with over…
While StubHub boasts $828M in H1 2025 revenue, its growth has plummeted from 30% to just 3%. The absence of Taylor Swift-level tours threatens the company’s NYSE debut plans. Investors should take notice.
Instagram and TikTok aren’t just for scrolling anymore—they’re transforming DMs into intimate communication hubs with voice messaging, creator tools, and enhanced privacy features. Your social platforms want you chatting more than ever.
System of a Down’s Daron Malakian crashes Chicago tribute show while off-duty, delivering a lightning-strike “Cigaro” performance that left fans frozen in disbelief. The guitarist called it one of his coolest moments ever.
Bandcamp’s controversial move empowers artists to block US sales amid tariff chaos, while still generating millions in direct revenue. Their artist-first approach reshapes how musicians navigate complex global markets.
Barry Manilow announces his “Last Last” UK tour for June 2026, despite maintaining multiple residencies elsewhere. Is this truly his final farewell? Tickets are selling fast.
While big labels demand your rights, Ally Kahuna raised $1M to fund independent artists who keep 100% ownership. Their revolutionary model is shaking the music industry’s foundations.
Dark techno royalty Charlotte De Witte leads an explosive lineup at [Unvrs] Ibiza. Once hiding behind a male alias, she now dominates the global scene. Witness techno’s transformation.
Sting’s £300 million windfall ignited a fierce battle with former Police bandmates over royalty rights. His wealth flows while relationships crumble. Money tears apart legendary musicians.
Banjos aren’t dying—they’re exploding with new life at the 2025 Earl Scruggs Festival. Masters collaborate with sampling artists while maintaining three-finger picking traditions. The revolution continues.
Music’s fiercest advocate for artist freedom has fallen. Peter Sinclair revolutionized funding for 1,300+ creators, letting them keep ownership while accessing millions. His legacy challenges everything we believed about artist-label relationships.
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