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Bots Win Concerts Get Canceled

The digital age promises seamless access to live music, but for artists and fans alike, the reality of the ticketing

Win the Visuals.fm Music Tectonics Startup Contest

The music industry is constantly evolving, driven by a powerful need to find smarter, more equitable ways to manage the

Injury Law Firms Tackle Venue Sustainability

How One Law Firm is Changing the Sound of Texas: The JAMBALOO Festival Across Dallas and Fort Worth, independent music

We Search the Web for Your Music News

The Soundtrack of Now: Navigating the Global Music Industry In a world saturated with noise, finding the genuine pulse of

What Fans Are Really Chasing Is the Artist Behind the Music

The bond between fans and artists is ancient, stretching back further than streaming, radio, or even the recording itself. It

5 Days Left to Update for Spotify Wrapped 2026

The clock is ticking, and for musicians, the countdown to the biggest annual marketing moment of the year is officially

Fund Your Next Album Simply

A Simple Gift: How Fans and Family Can Fund Your Next Album When an artist dreams up a new record,

We finally launched our Instagram account

In a world increasingly saturated with noise, there’s a growing realization that how we tell stories matters just as much

Midwest Princess and the Shadow of Influence

Artists cast shadows wherever they go. Long after the spotlight fades and the tour has packed up, an imprint of

Powderfinger Brings Their Own Venue on Tour

The Big Top Tour: Powderfinger Brings the Rock and Roll Circus to Australia A rock reunion is more than just

Release Your Cover Song using CD Baby

Navigating the Remix: Your Guide to Releasing a Cover Song Legally Want to inject fresh energy into your music catalog?

Unlock your catalog data with an API

It’s easy to upload music today. With over 100,000 songs flooding streaming platforms every day, getting music out into the

Marcel Artis Manager of the Month for Artis Entertainment

Building a career in entertainment is often seen as a glamorous pursuit, but for those who have built the infrastructure

Week in Review Oct 23-29 2026

The Remix: Navigating the New Era of Music Creation and Commerce The music industry is currently undergoing a fascinating transformation,

Biggest songs hide metadata problems

The world of music history is built on dazzling peaks of artistic genius and massive commercial success. Recordings by legends

Two Artists Two Stadiums Two Controversies

Stadium-scale touring is generally considered the safest tier of the live music business. Acts playing in venues with fifty thousand-plus

Invest Before Streams: What Emerging Bands Need to Know

The journey of an emerging musical act is often a balancing act between artistic vision and financial reality. For artists

Sienna Spiro’s sound hits different her fans are obsessed

There is a particular kind of magic happening on the stage when a young artist decides to trade the usual

Sydney Museum Opens Like a Music Venue

Forget the stuffy ribbon cuttings. When a major cultural institution opens, the expectation is often a formal ceremony. But the

NIVA Prepares Venues for the 2027 Political Battles

Independent live music venues operate at the intersection of creativity and complex bureaucracy. For operators and promoters, navigating the regulatory

Redefining the Music Publisher’s Role Beyond Royalties

The music business is a wild, complex landscape. For artists and songwriters striving for independence, technology has certainly lowered the

The audience found the music first

The most fascinating lessons in music often arrive not from the studio, but from thousands of miles away. For an

John Torra’s call to join Quiet Riot

From Long Island to Loud: How John Torra Forged His Path to Quiet Riot The heavy metal world has welcomed

Unpacking the Anatomy of Scary Lyrics

The Psychology of Dread: How Lyrics Build Horror Horror rarely needs a monster on screen. The most chilling moments often

Bowie’s Lost Concert Film Tours: The Future of Live Music Archives

Nearly fifty years after the lights went out on the iconic 1978 Isolar II tour, a legendary concert is finally