
Hayley Williams Debuts Old Solo Songs At Palm Beach Tour
Hayley Williams launched 'The Hayley Williams Show' tour in West Palm Beach, performing numerous songs from her first two solo albums live for the first

Hayley Williams launched 'The Hayley Williams Show' tour in West Palm Beach, performing numerous songs from her first two solo albums live for the first

Singer Katrina Ford announces her new solo album, To The Lighthouse, for release on October 30. The album, inspired by 80s pop and soundtracks, features the new single 'Winter Sun.'

Mouse On Mars' Jan St. Werner will release a collaborative EP titled 'Squares Will Fall' in November via Thrill Jockey.

Universal Music Group's hospitality arm will open a hotel on London's historic Denmark Street in Q4 2026, operating a venue and programming within

Prince's label has confirmed that horns were added posthumously to the track 'Calabama' on the new album Timeless, contradicting earlier claims that all

Beyoncé has released the 20th anniversary edition of her 2006 album B'Day, featuring a Spanish-language mashup of 'Irreplaceable' and Selena's 'Como La
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GracieHorse will release her new album 'Breaking And Entering' on January 29 via Wharf Cat Records. The album, produced by Chris Cohen, features the lead single '5 Card Stud,' a country-rock track inspired by poker-playing friends.

St. Louis band Shady Bug will release their new album 'I wanted to be there' on October 30 via Julia's War Recordings and Bee Side Cassettes.

The Canadian performance rights organization SOCAN is suing AI music platform Suno for copyright infringement, citing 150 tracks it alleges are direct

Singer Stella Lefty is accused of copying a third hit song, Blake Shelton's 'I'll Name The Dogs,' on her new album 'Long Way Home.' This follows earlier

Primary Wave Music has formed a partnership with Wilson Pickett's estate, acquiring a stake in his publishing catalog and rights to his name, image, and

The US Department of Justice has filed a court brief arguing that training AI models on copyrighted text without a license is fair use.
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