In other music news from Canada this week, SOCAN sues Festival d’été de Québec and a Canadian woman dies at the Tomorrowland festival.
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.
The event explored key streaming and consumption trends, plus K-pop's global rise.
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"George’s contributions to this organization are indelible and have no doubt been instrumental in making PMC the company it is today," says CEO Jay Penske.
The deal includes partial rights to some of Clarkson’s most recognizable hits: "Since U Been Gone" and "Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You)."
"If you have not successfully built a [brand] that can still drive without putting out an album, then you’ve done a disservice to your talent."
The full-service music company partnered with The Orchard for worldwide distribution and label services and has a global partnership with Teddy Park’s THEBLACKLABEL.
The company formerly known as Hipgnosis Songs Management is raising capital through its fourth ABS deal.
Conrad, an independent member of the embattled speaker company's board since 2017, has served as Sonos' interim CEO/president since January.
