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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

Audio Chateau Records secures $9M in Series A funding with Poo Bear

A significant injection of capital is fueling a revolutionary approach to the music industry, signaling a major shift in how

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

Larry Mestel’s award raises millions for cancer research

When musical legends convene, the atmosphere shifts. On Tuesday, October 27, a convergence of iconic voices brought an extraordinary level

AI bots swamp sign-ups Sam Fender delays presale

The anticipation for Sam Fender’s upcoming homecoming performances has been put on hold, as the presale for his two highly

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

Peermusic buys 120 Publishing and names Karen Hamilton MD

The music publishing world just saw a significant shift as Peermusic secured a major acquisition, significantly boosting its catalog and

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

Brazilian funk stalled: A music industry failure revealed

The Rhythm That Left the Room: Why Tamborzão Remains an Unheard Global Sound There is a rhythm pulsing beneath the

Easol secures $30M to launch AI agents for festivals

The future of event promotion just got a serious upgrade. A dynamic new venture has successfully harnessed the power of

Court dismisses patent lawsuits against Live Nation, Ticketmaster, MLB, Phish

Amy Weissbrod Gurvey’s long-running legal dispute with Live Nation is a fascinating case study in intellectual property and corporate history.

See the stage now or regret missing out

The Unseen Seats: When Live Music Tickets Don’t Tell the Whole Story In the world of live music, what you

Leaving massive revenue on the table

The digital music landscape is constantly evolving, but for those who understand the history of melody and visuals, there is

New data tracks music in 7,000 UK venues for royalties

A New Era for Music Royalty Payments: PRS to Integrate Streaming Data The way music royalties are calculated is on

How Denis Ladegaillerie started Believe

The journey of a major industry disruptor often begins with a single vision, a bold idea, and the unwavering belief

JYP no proposal for 25% share buyback

South Korean regulators issue warning over trading practices The financial landscape in South Korea is currently under scrutiny, following a

Identical chorus lawsuit: Songwriter vs Drake in 11 days

The Identity Crisis in the Chorus: When Music Claims Become Legal Battles The world of music is often fueled by

Jarvis Cocker Says Albums Are Back Is He Right

The music world has long been defined by the smash hit and the endless stream. In this digital landscape, artists

$619M bill if Spotify wins MLC bundling lawsuit

The legal battle over music rights and licensing is proving to be a financial heavyweight bout, and the stakes are

Labels creating their own software right now

Ten years ago, the idea of a record label owning its own software was pure fantasy. But in an industry

Deezer outlook rises amid subscriber decline

The world of music streaming is constantly evolving, and the financial pulse of major platforms often tells a story of