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Claire Rosinkranz channels chronic illness into sophomore effort
Claire Rosinkranz transforms a three-year battle with chronic illness into her sophomore album My Lover, exploring themes of sickness, recovery, and love through alt-pop songcraft.
Rabbit Has A Gun Emerges From Paris With Gothic Revival 'Cherry Wine'
Rabbit Has A Gun returns after years away with gothic rock single "Cherry Wine," recorded in Paris as a one-woman operation blending 2000s nostalgia with raw emotional honesty.
Marshall Launches Amplify Program to Fund Struggling Music Venues
Marshall's new Amplify membership program dedicates 1% of customer purchases to supporting independent music venues worldwide through equipment, events, and partnerships.
Germany's Music Market Hits Wall as Streaming Can't Save Physical Crash
Germany's music market grew just 2.3% in 2025 as streaming gains couldn't offset a 5.9% physical sales decline, with CDs dropping 11.3% despite modest vinyl growth.
Too Lost Unveils Shield Against AI Music Fraud on Streaming Platforms
Too Lost launched Profile Defender to help artists detect and remove AI-generated fake music from their streaming profiles, addressing recent incidents affecting artists like Blaze Foley and Toto.
Rissi Palmer Drops Truth Bombs on New 'Perspectives' EP
Rissi Palmer released her first EP since 2019 called Perspectives, featuring deeply personal songs about aging, relationships, and life experience while continuing her advocacy for Black women in country music.
Harris, Krauss Lead All-Star O Brother Tribute at Grand Ole Opry
The Grand Ole Opry hosted an all-star tribute concert celebrating the 25th anniversary of the O Brother, Where Art Thou? soundtrack, featuring Emmylou Harris, Alison Krauss, Billy Strings and many other roots music luminaries.
Mary Kutter Partners with WME for Global Live Performance Push
Country songwriter Mary Kutter signed with WME for global live representation as she transitions from behind-the-scenes writing to full-time performing.
Koe Wetzel Gets Hero's Welcome as Texas Hometown Declares His Day
Koe Wetzel received a surprise hometown celebration in Pittsburg, Texas, where city officials declared February 28th as 'Koe Wetzel Day' and unveiled a downtown mural in his honor.
BMI Taps Asurion Veteran John Powenski for Chief HR Role
John Powenski joined BMI as Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer, bringing over a decade of enterprise HR leadership experience from companies like Asurion and Capital One.
Sherry May Brings 24 Years of Venue Magic to Conway Entertainment
Industry veteran Sherry May joins Conway Entertainment Group to lead their new venue consulting division, bringing 24 years of experience transforming concert venues and amphitheater operations.
Turnstile Takes Grammy Win Victory Lap, Calls Artists World Mirrors
Turnstile used their Grammy and BRIT Awards success to advocate for artists speaking out on political issues, with frontman Brendan Yates stating musicians should serve as mirrors reflecting world events.
Gibson Inks Deal With G Major After Belmont Songwriter Win
Ella Gibson signed with G Major Mgmt after winning Belmont University's Spring Songwriter's Showcase, adding another emerging female artist to the management company's strategic roster.
Draiman Challenges White Over Iran Strike Comments in Public Spat
Disturbed's David Draiman publicly challenged Jack White to discuss their opposing views on Iran military strikes after White criticized the campaign on social media.
SPIN Buys Jam Band Hub Live For Live Music in March Deal
SPIN acquired Live For Live Music, the leading jam band media platform, bringing founder Kunj Shah aboard as VP of Events to expand their live music coverage and event production capabilities.
CMAT Slams Berlin Film Festival's Political Retreat: 'It's Cowardice'
Irish singer-songwriter CMAT criticized the Berlin Film Festival's attempt to distance itself from political commentary, calling their stance cowardice while defending the political nature of art.
Oliver 'Power' Grant Dies at 52: Wu-Tang Architect Succumbs to Cancer
Wu-Tang Clan co-founder Oliver 'Power' Grant passed away at age 52 after battling pancreatic cancer, leaving behind a legacy as the executive producer and cultural architect who helped build the legendary hip-hop collective.
Prodigy Mourn Ziggy Chowdry, Manager Who Launched Their Career
The Prodigy honored their first manager Ziggy Chowdry following his death, crediting him with securing their debut performance and launching their legendary career.
Hozier Joins Mumford & Sons for Surprise SNL Collaboration
Mumford & Sons brought surprise guests Hozier, Aaron Dessner, and Sierra Ferrell to their Saturday Night Live performance, marking Hozier's first major TV appearance since ending his tour.
Kelly Osbourne fires back at cruel trolls after BRIT Awards tribute
Kelly Osbourne responded to cruel online comments about her BRIT Awards appearance where she accepted a Lifetime Achievement Award for her late father Ozzy Osbourne, saying she won't allow herself to be dehumanized while grieving.