
R&B Singer Freddie Jackson Dies at Age 69
Freddie Jackson, the R&B singer famed for 1980s hits like 'Rock Me Tonight' and 'You Are My Lady,' has died at age 69. His family announced his passing on social media.

Freddie Jackson, the R&B singer famed for 1980s hits like 'Rock Me Tonight' and 'You Are My Lady,' has died at age 69. His family announced his passing on social media.

Warner Music Group has promoted Ahmed Nureni to Managing Director and hired Ahmad Alghawanmeh as General Manager for its MENA division.

Phil Collins sharply criticized Donald Trump's 'nasty' demeanor and questioned his respect for presidential term limits.

Brian May confirms he will not tour with Queen again, prioritizing family and other passions. The guitarist is now developing a revolutionary, immersive show concept, but has serious ethical concerns about using AI.

Turnstile became the first hardcore band to play Saturday Night Live in 45 years, performing their Grammy-winning song 'Birds'.

Jimmy Barnes has released a cover of Rose Tattoo's 'Rock 'n' Roll Is King' in tribute to his late friend Angry Anderson.
United States · 1980s

Academy of Country Music Awards · 1966
Nigeria (West Africa) · 1960s–1970s
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Artist 100 · Billboard

Warner Music Group sells its European merchandise retailer EMP to Whynow, founded by Gabe Jagger, as part of a cost-cutting strategy.

The Chicks kicked off their 20th anniversary tour for 'Taking the Long Way' in Detroit, performing the controversial 2006 album in its entirety.

Oasis has forced the withdrawal of a major archive of unreleased 1990s recordings from auction after filing a High Court injunction.

Sony-backed blockchain Soneium has partnered with K-pop company DayOneDream to tokenize artist intellectual property onchain.

Modulate raised $25 million in new funding led by Future Ventures to expand its AI audio detection tools.

Even Studio, a white-label platform allowing artists to sell music, tickets, and merch directly on their own domains, launched on September 29, 2026.
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