Executives say a soft release schedule dampened revenue growth in the last two quarters. Data suggests the next two quarters will be better.
A prominent agent calls his Coachella set "one public blemish in an otherwise brilliant career," while a source says Ocean isn't interested in touring or playing another festival anytime soon.
By barring the use of long-term contracts, the legislation risks the unintended consequence of negatively affecting both venues and fans.
In this week’s The Contenders, the debut album from BTS’ Suga under his Agust D alias marks the latest threat to Morgan Wallen’s One Thing at a Time supremacy.
The stream count for "Heart on My Sleeve" translates to thousands of dollars — but since the track was pulled from platforms, its royalties may be withheld.
Artists and labels have legal tools to fight fakes created by artificial intelligence, but massive questions about AI-generated music loom unanswered.
CEO Robert Kyncl said the company would be “reallocating resources towards new skills for artist and songwriter development and new tech initiatives.”
A star-studded array of new releases challenge Morgan Wallen’s One Thing at a Time for next week’s No. 1 spot.
The portion of artists who failed to follow-up their first hit has been relatively constant in the last two decades — but rose in 2020.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Famers’ career-revisiting set is the week’s highest-profile new release.
