The signing follows the Colombian star's recent move to part ways with his longtime manager.
Live Nation shares reached an all-time high this week, and Spotify took back the losses that followed its Q2 earnings results.
From Gracie Abrams to Doechii, the festival has a history of booking some of the biggest new artists just as they're on the cusp of a breakthrough.
Ozzy’s solo catalog dominates U.S. album consumption, while Sabbath’s global streaming strength drives higher international revenue.
The new Joel documentary, So It Goes, proves a good movie can boost an artist’s catalog. Recent films about Led Zeppelin and Pavement are less successful.
Other recent deals include Chordal's addition of more licensing partners and ROXi's pact to bring its interactive music video platform to 31 U.S. markets.
The K-pop company's second quarter was boosted by concerts and merchandise revenue, including tours from DAY6, Xdinary Heroes and NEXZ.
After a period of financial turbulence and a fundraising push, Marian Goodell outlined the nonprofit's current financial picture.
Other artist signings this week include Los Hermanos Espinoza, Cochise, Slayyyter and comedian/singer-songwriter Matt Mathews.
"It’s a brave new world," says Quartz Hill’s Natalie Kilgore.
