Ed Sheeran praises WMG executive Max Lousada for investing in long-term artist development and advocating for fair compensation at the Music Business U.K. Awards.
Legendary music executive Quincy Jones passed away at the age of 88, leaving behind a six-decade legacy of groundbreaking achievements and impact on the music industry.
Singer-songwriter Ethel Cain expresses her disappointment in the state of the nation after the 2020 U.S presidential election and sends a strong message to Trump supporters.
Ariana Grande reveals her plans to shift her focus to acting for the next 10 years, while still promising to continue making music at a slower pace.
Tito Jackson, member of the iconic Jackson 5 and brother of Michael Jackson, was laid to rest at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. The funeral was attended by family, including La Toya and Marlon, and Michael’s children. Tito’s passing leaves a void in the music world, but his legacy will live on.
Girls Aloud will release a special charity single in honor of late member Sarah Harding, with proceeds going to BBC Children in Need. The song, “I’ll Stand by You (Sarah’s Version)”, marks the group’s first release in 12 years and pays tribute to Harding’s memory.
Dr. Dre emerges victorious as the temporary restraining order against him is dropped in his ongoing legal battle with a therapist suing him for harassment.