On August 28, 2026, the Prince Estate unveiled Timeless, a retrospective collection that, to the surprise of many, includes freshly overdubbed horn lines absent from the 2003 original of “Calabama.” ...
Carly Simon, 83, announced on July 27 2026 that she has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and that she has recently undergone surgery to remove skin cancer. The singer‑songwriter also revealed ...
Christian metal band Demon Hunter has filed a federal lawsuit against Netflix, Netflix Studios, and live‑event promoter AEG Presents, alleging that the streaming giant’s 2025 animated film KPop Demon ...
A coalition of musicians, spearheaded by Grammy‑winning country singer Jason Isbell, filed a federal class‑action lawsuit against Suno, Inc. on August 31 2026 in the U.S. District Court for the ...
Nothing, the London‑based consumer‑technology company known for its transparent hardware and luminous Glyph Interface, is stepping into the nightlife arena with a fresh event series called Club ...
Suno’s newest AI music engine, Suno v6, went live on September 9 2026, ushering in a third‑generation suite that replaces every earlier model worldwide. The release introduces three distinct ...
In September 2026, the Essex‑based punk duo The Meffs dropped their second studio album, Business, a 35‑minute barrage that turns the music industry into its own target. Guitarist‑vocalist Lily ...
On August 13, five artists slipped new singles into the streaming landscape, each a teaser for a September album that will span pop, country‑western, electronic, indie‑rock, and bedroom‑pop. Melaina ...
Live Nation Entertainment’s earnings release on July 30 announced a historic second‑quarter for the live‑events titan, with revenue hitting $7.7 billion—up 9 percent year‑over‑year—and operating ...
M. Shadows, the lead vocalist of Huntington Beach metal band Avenged Sevenfold, has issued a stark warning to the industry: record labels are no longer worth the effort. In a bold move earlier this ...
The Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) will no longer allow fully AI‑generated recordings to appear on its official charts, a change that takes effect on the chart dated 31 August 2026.
Edward "Bud" Cole, the chief executive of Fender Musical Instruments Corporation, faced a sudden public relations crisis after remarks he made in a May interview with T3 magazine resurfaced. In the ...