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…
Drake and Ross face legal firestorm for allegedly pushing illegal gambling to fans—while they bet with “house money.” Millions of followers never knew the dark truth behind their glamorous bets.
While Serbian officials pushed EXIT away, the legendary festival transforms crisis into opportunity—launching a global tour across pyramids, beaches, and ancient sites. Freedom finds new stages in 2026.
Despite $286 million arts funding, only 7 Australian projects reach global stages. Why is the Albanese government’s “Revive” policy so restrictive? The selection strategy raises serious questions.
NME’s latest collector’s book boldly gambles on unknown artists who might dominate tomorrow’s charts. Pre-orders just opened, but these limited editions vanish faster than festival tickets. Music history happens here.
Rapper 6ix9ine’s bizarre $1M deal forces him to stream while facing a $9.8M lawsuit and financial ruin. Is this the future of music contracts? Artists everywhere should be worried.
For the first time in over 30 years, rap music has completely vanished from Billboard’s Top 40—a seismic shift that challenges everything we thought we knew about America’s musical landscape. What’s really happening behind the scenes?
While radio commands 62% of ad-supported audio, streaming’s shocking surge captures 24% of young listeners—a 41.2% year-over-year explosion. Media buyers vastly underestimate radio’s true reach. Your audience is listening differently now.
UK Music’s ‘Five Ps’ boldly shatters the illusion of surface-level diversity in the music industry. Real change requires more than tokenism. Organizations are embracing this radical reset.
Can AI music giants legally plunder YouTube? Major labels fight back against Udio’s controversial data scraping, claiming it threatens artist compensation and copyright law. The battle reshapes creative rights forever.
Return to where dance music history was made: Fatboy Slim’s Beach Boutique 7 storms Brighton with three explosive days of beats in 2026. Unprecedented crowd management ensures this legendary spectacle doesn’t repeat past chaos.
