The musicians say the U.K. collecting society lacks transparency and accuses it of placing "unreasonable" terms on its members.
Kiehl has led the music industry trade organization as interim chief since the departure of Jamie Njoku-Goodwin in 2023.
Also this week: Music Publishers Canada names its 2024 women in music accelerator class and Bayker Blankenship debuts on the Billboard Canadian Hot 100.
The global investment firm, which is buying the company from Providence Equity Partners, has a plan to expand Superstruct's dominance in Europe.
Daniel Pemberton wins for scoring Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.
This week's most important music industry stories in Canada.
While many European countries are likely to allow the "Save Me" singer entry, he might have trouble getting a work permit in the United Kingdom.
A London-based indie label is suing Ministry of Sound Recordings for copyright infringement over DJ Regard's hit 2019 remix of Sean's "Ride It."
Founded as the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences, the organization has globalized its mission.
A new front has opened in the battle between the boy band and the K-pop giant — this time over a distribution agreement with a label that manages the trio's solo careers.
