The world’s largest music company, which trades on the pan-European Euronext stock market in Amsterdam, plans to list shares in the U.S. later this year.
More than most stars, Ozzy Osbourne knew it was only rock and roll — which is why he continued to resonate culturally even as many of his contemporaries faded into the past.
While the first copyright rulings have come out on the side of AI platforms, this is hardly a death knell for the music giants’ lawsuits against Suno, Udio and Anthropic, legal experts say.
It’s a new academy compared to the one that showered Adele and Bruno Mars with Grammys in 2017 and 2018.
Experts say an improvement in COVID-era supply chain issues should be good news for physical music purchasers — though other factors may lead to a continued creep in prices.
Be it residencies or longer engagements, the increasingly popular touring model reallocates expenses from acts to fans. Is this worth the trip?
As the industry seeks fairer ways to compensate creators, economist Will Page proposes rewarding songs that keep people listening.
Though recorded music subscription revenue grew 6.5% in the quarter, ad-supported and "other" streaming revenue declined.
Analysts ponder the financial implications of the DOJ's lawsuit against Live Nation but doubt the company will be forced to separate its concert and ticketing businesses.
AEG is doubling down on its longstanding criticism of Ticketmaster's use of exclusive ticketing contracts — and that could be pivotal in the government's case.
