Live Nation hosted 40,000 concerts in 2019. How will it get back to that number — and what else is in store for the concert giant in the post-pandemic future?
The American Rescue Plan will not only benefit state and local governments and small businesses, but professional musicians hoping to retire at some point in their lives
The DJ, and his label, believe that in-game concerts and auditory exclusives are the "evolution of how people are discovering music"
Analysts suggest that the world's biggest music rights-holder could be worth three times its current public valuation
The 20-year-old self-made millionaire discusses learning how to write music, using TikTok to open doors, shedding haters, and “submerging” herself in art
Showrunner Ben Winston chats about "that Beyoncé moment," BTS's performance, the importance of not censoring artists like Cardi B and Lil Baby, and why TV ratings don't accurately reflect the awards ceremony's success
"You want to get paid for the fact that they're spinning your record — not the fact that someone thinks they're spinning someone else's record," says Hipgnosis CEO Merck Mercuriadis
Without tours, Pale Waves and Zara Larsson's crew leader works at a mass vaccination center in Scotland: "It's the camaraderie, being part of a team, working toward the same goal — I have that again"
With Covid-19 stranding the concert industry in a limbo for a year now, artists from Martha Reeves to Tech N9ne, along with behind-the-scenes workers, reflect on an unprecedented twelve months
Shawn Mendes, Grimes, and Tory Lanez are just a few celebrities who've jumped aboard the crypto train to release exclusive digital goods — turning the Internet into a futuristic, fine-art auction house on crack
