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In May, the performance rights organization won a 138% increase for songs performed at live events. → Read More
After years of pandemic postponements, Irving and Shelli Azoff were feted by the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills, with a gala of their family, friends and supporters. → Read More
Music executive Anthony Martini has left the team behind virtual rapper FN Meka, following claims it perpetuated racist stereotypes. → Read More
Fyre Festival founder Billy McFarland was released from prison on Wednesday (March 18) and is now living in a halfway house in New York. → Read More
The album and the $200 devices that play it fail to meet Billboard’s chart eligibility requirements. → Read More
The 18-year-old star is now repped by Lighthouse Management + Media’s Aleen Keshishian and Zack Morgenroth. → Read More
The artists are each giving up more than 10% of their annual revenue to take a stand against COVID-19 misinformation, Billboard estimates. → Read More
The 18-year-old star parted with Camp Far West Management founder Kristen Smith earlier this month, sources say. → Read More
He also intends to grow his business in the country with billionaire developer Aras Agalarov, sometimes known as the Trump of Russia, and Agalarov’s musician son, EMIN. → Read More
Refund requests for the Playing in the Sand concerts in January must be submitted by 5 p.m. EST on Friday. → Read More
300 Entertainment, the record label of Megan Thee Stallion and Young Thug, is close to finalizing a deal worth around $400 million to sell to Warner Music Group, sources tell Billboard. The acquisition, which sources stress is not yet finalized, would also give 300 co-founder and CEO Kevin Liles a senior role at Warner. A […] → Read More
BMG has acquired Mötley Crüe‘s entire recorded music catalog in a deal that marks the company’s largest single-artist deal since its founding in 2008, the company announced Tuesday (Nov. 30). The deal covers the heavy metal icons’ nine studio albums, starting with the 1981 debut Too Fast for Love to the latest release, 2008’s Saints of […] → Read More
Travis Scott's lawyer is pointing out inconsistencies in the Houston police chief's statements around the deaths at Astroworld, while calling for an end to "finger-pointing." → Read More
Bad Wolves, its manager Allen Kovac and the label he founded, Better Noise Music, have settled their lawsuits with the metal band's former singer, Tommy Vext. → Read More
BTS is ending its distribution deal with Sony Music's Columbia Records and is headed to Universal Music Group, according to sources familiar with the situation. → Read More
The Kid LAROI has amicably parted ways with his management at Scooter Braun's SB Projects and is now being repped by Adam Leber at Rebel Management. → Read More
Demetrius Smith, R. Kelly's former tour manager, testified during the singer's trial on Aug. 20 that Kelly had impregnated the singer Aaliyah when she was a minor. → Read More
While Chinese regulators were placing strict control upon the country’s tech sector, local music streaming giant Tencent Music improved revenue and subscriber numbers. → Read More
Republic Records co-founders and label heads Monte and Avery Lipman delivered a commencement address to their alma matter high school in Montclair, New Jersey. → Read More
Hipgnosis has won yet another big music publishing acquisition, pocketing the Red Hot Chili Peppers song catalog in a deal ranging from $140 million to $150 million, according to sources. → Read More