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…
Spotify blindsides competition by opening its advertising doors to Amazon and Yahoo DSPs after a financial shake-up. Their triple-digit growth proves traditional ad gatekeeping is dead. The streaming giant is transforming how brands connect with 251 million Gen Z listeners.
Nine Inch Nails defies expectations with 20 surprise North American tour dates spanning February-March 2026. Boys Noize joins the electrifying comeback as Trent Reznor storms major arenas nationwide. Tickets won’t wait.
Rapper Rod Wave’s $27M lawsuit reveals how millions vanished on luxury splurges while fans waited for concerts that never happened. Can his career survive this financial firestorm?
Venezuelan hitmaker Jorge Luis Chacín just surrendered his entire musical legacy to peermusic in a bold move that’s shocking the Latin music industry. Traditional artists rarely let go completely.
Judge reopens $150M Spotify royalty battle after streaming giant’s controversial Premium reclassification slashes songwriter payments by half. Music creators’ livelihoods hang in the balance.
Reggae icon Sean Paul challenges Drake’s patois authenticity as cultural clash erupts. Is the Canadian rapper borrowing or stealing from Jamaica? The music world watches this fiery confrontation unfold.
Fortnite’s worlds collide as K-pop meets demon slaying in a stylish chaos of exclusive skins, Baby Metal tracks, and underwater sound effects. The Demon Rush awaits your survival skills.
*NSYNC’s emotional 30-year reunion defies health obstacles and tour cancellations. Justin Timberlake’s Lyme disease diagnosis reshapes their celebration plans. Fans won’t believe what’s coming instead.
Hollywood’s political blacklisting returns with a vengeance, but Jane Fonda’s 550-strong coalition of A-listers fights back. Freedom hangs in the balance.
Billboard’s alliance with Tencent isn’t just reshaping charts—it’s demolishing the East-West music divide. Chinese artists are breaking through global barriers while Western audiences crave what they’ve been missing.
