Also this week: Driift buys Dreamstage, Atlantic Records partners with Record Store Day for an emerging artist series and more.
The contract covers employees at Secretly Group companies including Secretly Canadian, Dead Oceans and Jagjaguwar.
The deal includes Waters' entire catalog of songs, including "Mannish Boy,” “Rollin’ Stone" and “Champagne & Reefer."
Following My Chemical Romance's come-back tour and Live Nation's upcoming When We Were Young festival, pop-punk could be as big a business ever.
Magrew will focus on new venue development, event marketing, strategic partnerships, ticket inventory management and more in his new role.
Will the case make "countless" works illegal? Or effectively make copyright law meaningless? The high court heard both arguments.
Veteran executive Kayode Badmus-Wellington has a message for fellow A&Rs: "You and the consumer are one in the same."
"Growth requires investment, not just maintenance," says CEO Mike O'Neill.
"It's like the Robinhood of talent," comments Martini, "and it's game-changing."
Greenwald will continue to run Atlantic Records alongside Craig Kallman.
