The attorney argued in a hearing on Wednesday (Feb. 19) that the individual band members can't be held responsible for the festival's cancellation.
The papal succession drama tied with The Brutalist for most wins (four each).
The Afrobeats pioneer's unstoppable rise reflects a cultural shift as he prepares to make history as the first non-French-speaking African artist to headline France's largest venue.
Shawn Mendes and The Weeknd are close behind, with four nods each.
Tomás Talarico arrives to lead Warner Music Southern Cone as longtime managing director Guillermo Castellani steps down.
Also this week: Remembering Jane McGarrigle, who managed her younger sisters' music careers from the late 1970s to the mid-1990s.
Starting June 2, Prydz's Holosphere 2.0 will be presented over a 14-week run at the island's newest club.
The renowned list of music executives will spotlight the U.K.’s industry leaders followed by a celebration event later this summer.
For Billboard Arabia’s first cover story of 2025, we explore the dynamic world of Al Shami, the young star who has taken the Arabic music scene by storm, soaring to stardom in less than two years.
After nearly three decades, Sum 41 are going out on a high — and writing their own ending.
