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 music wasn’t ready for Morgan Wallen’s streaming revolution. With 2.56 million album units, 462 million first-week streams, and 13 #1 singles, he’s completely rewritten the industry playbook. The old Nashville gatekeepers never saw him coming.
Audient’s ORIA Mini shatters monitoring conventions with hardware-based room correction and zero latency. Mix with confidence while your CPU breathes easy. Four calibration profiles let you switch environments instantly.
Is the government using your arrest to spy on your phone? 6ix9ine claims feds exploited his teen assault charge to access personal data. His legal team prepares for a major Fourth Amendment battle.
Pop sensation Lola Young shocks fans by canceling all shows—but her brave mental health stand is transforming the music industry. Her devoted followers rally behind her powerful decision.
Melody’s Echo Chamber shatters musical conventions with “Unclouded” album and global tour. Her journey from darkness to sunshine beckons you into her world. Will you answer?
After a controversial $41M renovation, Sam Smith ignites San Francisco’s iconic Castro Theatre with an intimate LGBTQ+ residency. The venue’s radical transformation sparks debate while breathing new life into a cultural landmark.
Hatebreed’s bitter family feud erupts as bassist Chris Beattie sues for millions in unpaid profits. Jamey Jasta fires back with accusations of betrayal. The industry watches nervously.
Kylie’s double-album “Tension Tour Live 2025” captures electrifying performances across five continents with audiophile-quality sound. Superfans are already fighting over limited vinyl editions. The pop queen still reigns supreme.
Big Thief’s jaw-dropping pivot: their next album blends 90s pop with Americana roots while recording as a trio. The band’s transformation will astonish longtime fans.
Cardi B’s latest album flopped with just 100,000 units—a staggering 60% drop from her debut. Industry insiders question her marketing strategy as streaming numbers tell a painful story.
