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TYLER IS HEADED TO THE TOP
Unconventional move by unconventional dude is paying off. (10/30a)
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THE GRAMMY SHORT LIST
Who's already a lock?
COUNTRY'S NEWEST DISRUPTOR
Three chords and some truth you may not be ready for.
AI IS ALREADY EATING YOUR LUNCH
The kids can tell the difference... for now.
ALL THE WAY LIVE
The players, the tours, the enormous beers.
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Olivia Rodrigo will be spilling her GUTS all over Complex LA this week when she brings a celebratory pop-up to the pop-culture platform’s Fairfax Avenue outpost.
Hitmaker Music Group and Distribution have struck a JV pact with Origins Records to develop and amplify African American country and Americana music.
Longtime Carlos Santana tour director and manager Kevin Chisholm, who also worked for many years at Bill Graham Presents venues in San Francisco, died 8/10 after a short illness. He was 71.
SoundCloud has rolled out the first edition of the SoundCloud Store, where a select number of Next Pro artists can design exclusive merchandise for their fans.
Jorja Smith, CASISDEAD and Fontaines D.C. are among the first nominees announced for this year’s AIM Awards, which celebrate the best of the British independent sector.
August is typically the most meh of months, but not this year—not with the Paris Olympics, the suddenly wide-open presidential race and action in the music biz. Thanks to the exploits of, among others, Kyncl, Chappell, Charli & Billie, Duque, Wasserman and Greenwald, this month just won’t play dead.
MTV's VMAs will move back one day to 9/11 due to a Presidential debate landing on 9/10. The first group of performers announced includes Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, Rauw Alejandro and...
Sabrina, Chappell and Post brought the thunder over the weekend at San Francisco's Outside Lands as Latin stars Peso Pluma and Rauw Alejandro kept the summertime party going in Baja.
Sony Music boss Rob Stringer is celebrating killer fiscal Q1 numbers, which explains why he finds himself stuck on the contents page of our just-published print issue.
The songwriters suing British PRO PRS for Music have published an open letter to the organization refuting a number of statements it's made in response to their allegations.