"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."
In his first major interview, the veteran artist manager discusses his strategy for keeping blue-chip bands on his roster for decades and perhaps the priciest VIP experience ever.
A year into his new role, Anderson also discusses what makes a good talent buyer and his strategy for rising DJ-producer Yousuke Yukimatsu.
CEO Per Sundin discusses the catalog and entertainment company's plans for KISS' upcoming show in Las Vegas and recruiting superfans for advice and support.
"The day I woke up from the fires, I had the launch of The Weeknd’s album campaign with a magazine cover," Frazier says. "And I just didn’t stop."
Josh Kurfist on a tough 2024 and what the concert business can learn from Morgan Wallen.
Rene McLean lays out his vision for new label SLANG: "I've always looked for the white space," he says. "We’re not just finance folks; we come from the music business."
"Deals get renegotiated all the time if they’re out of sync," says WMG's longtime general counsel. "We want to maintain the best relationships with artists and songwriters."
John "JoMo" Moore and Jim Glancy reflect on the past and future of the touring powerhouse: “We’ve been lucky in that things have continued to evolve."
Broke co-founders Andre Benz and Brandon De Oliveira talk about their goal to build “the best independent record label in the history of the music industry."
