Rapper RBX refiles lawsuit accusing Spotify of ignoring streaming fraud
The amended complaint claims stream manipulation tied to Drake has diverted at least $600 million in royalties from other artists.
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South LA teens booked the Beehive Block Party through a Live Nation music program
A cohort of 19 people aged 16 to 22 curated the artists, branding and production, and Live Nation holds ten internship places for graduates.
DJ Fred Again.. and Latin Mafia livestream their mixtape sessions on YouTube
The three-day Mexico City livestream will run until the British DJ and the Mexican trio finish recording their joint project.
Luminate midyear report: global music streaming grew 10 percent
Dance and electronic was the fastest growing US genre, English-language listening hit a record low, and CD sales outran vinyl seven to one.
Cuban French duo Ibeyi release fourth album "Offering" as independent artists
Twin sisters Lisa-Kaindé and Naomi Díaz left longtime label XL Recordings after 10 years to make the record on their own.
Concert promoter Live Nation resists sharing more on its DOJ settlement
21 states that already won an antitrust monopoly verdict against the concert giant now want the DOJ deal opened up to more scrutiny.
Composer Bear McCreary releases metal album "The Singularity: Ekleipsis"
The Emmy-winning "Battlestar Galactica" and "God of War" composer enlisted Steve Vai, Claudio Sanchez and his own brother for the record.
Rap duo Armand Hammer played the Tiny Desk with a full band
Kenny Segal assembled a jazz trio and a guitarist to carry six songs, including solo cuts from ELUCID and billy woods.
Texas band the Wilder Blue announces fifth album, aptly titled "Cinco"
The record, made at Sonic Ranch in Tornillo, Texas, features a guest turn from country singer Tracy Byrd on "Texas Women."
Singer Carly Simon reveals Parkinson's diagnosis: "I am still very much here"
The 83-year-old also underwent skin cancer surgery and says the illness brought "anxiety, depression, exhaustion, an apathy."
The Strokes release first album in six years, "Reality Awaits"
Twenty-five years after "Is This It," the band's most-streamed song is still 2020's "The Adults Are Talking," not an old-guard hit.
Indian judge lets AI training stand, and music rights holders are watching
Judge Amit Bansal read the private research exception in Indian copyright law as covering OpenAI's use of news agency material, and refused an injunction.
Kacey Musgraves cancels three "Middle of Nowhere" tour dates without explanation
The canceled shows in Chicago, Boston and Brooklyn were all extra dates added after strong early ticket sales, Saving Country Music reports.
Country artist Chasen Wayne announces concept album "The Diamond Saloon"
The 17-track record, narrated by Austin musician Denis O'Donnell, follows two fictional brothers running a struggling bar in Van Horn, Texas.
A new Ma Rainey box set restores the Mother of the Blues on record
Dom Flemons compared hearing the remaster to seeing a painting cleaned of decades of cigarette smoke.
Country outlaw Waylon Jennings gets a posthumous Hollywood Walk of Fame star
Son Shooter Jennings credits the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce and his own wife's persistence for the honor, part of the 2027 induction class.
Jon Bon Jovi cuts "Forever" tour stop short, tells fans "I've got to cool it"
The 64-year-old singer, touring for the first time since 2022 vocal cord surgery, blamed a sinus infection for ending the Madison Square Garden show early.
Rapper Drakeo the Ruler's security guard says YG had a knife in fatal brawl
A deposition surfaced as California Highway Patrol briefly detained YG this week while searching a Burbank property in the ongoing killing investigation.
Fuerza Regida's "This Is Our Dream" tour fills Dodger Stadium
The corrido tumbado band traced its decade-long climb from Inland Empire house parties to a stadium show with a live time machine.
Singer Chris Brown pleads guilty in London nightclub bottle attack case
Prosecutors dropped assault and grievous-bodily-harm charges tied to a 2023 incident at nightclub Tape London in exchange for the plea.
Luminate measured how US audiences feel about AI in music and film
Teenagers aged 13 to 17 were net positive on AI-assisted content across every medium. The 18 to 24 group was 58 points behind them on some of it.
Warped Tour returned to Long Beach as a five-stop festival
Kevin Lyman says half the 2026 tickets sold before a single band was announced, and a third of the crowd had never been to a festival.
R&B singer Nivea reveals leukemia diagnosis, says she's "grateful for life"
The "Don't Mess With My Man" singer says treatment is going well and she's now studying audio engineering.
Singer Syd releases third solo album "Beard," named for her wife's request
The former Odd Future and Internet member, born Sydney Bennett, says the record captures "feeling more sure of myself than I ever have."
Punk duo the Garden turns aging into a badge of honor on album "Bootleg"
Twin brothers Wyatt and Fletcher Shears mark 15 years as a band with a 14-track record that swings from electronic to industrial to post-punk.
The War and Treaty played the Tiny Desk with an 11-piece soul band
Michael Trotter taught himself piano in one of Saddam Hussein's palaces, and the song that came out of what followed sat at the centre of the set.
ESPN host Pat McAfee announces debut album "The Diary of a Polarizing Figure"
The former NFL punter says he wrote the songs, made with Nashville singer-songwriter Ernest, over roughly 20 years in his phone's notes app.
Rubettes guitarist Tony Thorpe, singer of "Baby I Know," dies at 80
The English glam-rock band scored a 1974 UK No. 1 with "Sugar Baby Love" during Thorpe's time in the lineup.
Jimmy Eat World tours 25 years of breakthrough rock album "Bleed American"
The band built the platinum record in tiny Valley studios after Capitol Records dropped them, then watched "The Middle" become a hit.
Steve Lacy releases new album "Oh Yeah?" after his "Bad Habit" breakout
The 10-track record features SZA and Erykah Badu and follows the Grammy-nominated hit that made him inescapable.