Performance psychology and sobriety coaches can cost artists eight figures, but it’s worth it — for those who can foot the bill, sources say.
Green succeeds Tammy Hurt, marking the first time women have served back-to-back in the top post.
The event taking place some 4,900 miles from Austin, Texas, builds on the legacy of the South By Southwest conference and festival launched in that city in 1987.
In other Canada music news, Quebec is imposing quotas for French-language content on streaming platforms.
The K-pop company's stock declined 6.8% for the week ended May 30 as the 20-company Billboard Global Music Index was unchanged.
From Universal Music Group to Sphere Entertainment, a roundup of the most impressive and surprising stats from the latest round of music companies’ earnings.
Billboard's 2025 Country Power Players Impact Award recipient Tatum Allsep reveals how a partnership with Universal Music Group helped launch the Music Industry Mental Health Fund.
Also this week: Wasserman Music expands its hip-hop and R&B division, a Nordic distribution legend steps down, and Gutt Law launches in Nashville.
Swift, in a surprise move, has reclaimed her master recordings years after they were initially sold, first to Scooter Braun's Ithaca Holdings, then to Shamrock Capital.
The two-time Grammy-winning producer and songwriter is known for his work on Destiny's Child's "Say My Name" and Sam Smith's "Stay With Me," among many other hits.
