Music
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Coachella, Stagecoach Canceled for 2020
The two festivals were previously postponed from April to October
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Warner Music Group Launches $1.8 Billion IPO
Company offers up 70 million shares with a target price of $23-$26
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Amoeba Music on Sunset Boulevard Will Not Reopen
The Los Angeles landmark said the coronavirus pandemic has forced it to remain closed until the new location on Hollywood Boulevard is ready in the fall
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Paradigm Revolt: CEO Sam Gores Backs Down After Music Agents Object to 50% Pay Cut
“It’s a f—ing war zone,” one insider tells TheWrap
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How Michael Des Barres Calms the COVID Waters With His Radio Show (Guest Blog)
“When I first sat before that mic, Narcissus disappeared,” the former glam rocker says of his SiriusXM gig
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Drake in Self-Isolation After Partying With Kevin Durant Before Coronavirus Diagnosis (Report)
The rapper and the basketball star hung out together last week
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Katy Perry Wins Appeal in ‘Dark Horse’ Copyright Infringement Case
Pop singer was accused of plagiarizing from a Christian rap song
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Led Zeppelin Land Major Victory in ‘Stairway to Heaven’ Copyright Case
Decision upholds one previously made in 2016
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The Weeknd, Kendrick Lamar Sued Over ‘Black Panther’ Song
A band called Yeasayer says the rappers stole vocals from them to create the hit track
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Lindsey Renee Lagestee, Singer With Country Band Dixie Crush, Dies at 25
The singer was hit by a car while crossing the street on the way to a performance
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Pop Smoke Death: Nicki Minaj, Chance the Rapper Lead Outpouring of Tributes to Slain Rapper
20-year-old “Dior” rapper was gunned down in Los Angeles Wednesday morning, according to TMZ
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Andy Gill, Gang of Four Guitarist and Co-Founder, Dies at 64
Gill also produced albums for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, the Futureheads and the Young Knives
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Cox Communications Rocked by $1 Billion Verdict Following Music Piracy Suit
Sony Music, Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, and EMI sued Cox in June 2018 over more than 10,000 pirated songs
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Women In Music Launches Diversity and Inclusion Council
“There is a full range of creativity in young talent that we have yet to foster and empower past entry-level through to executive leadership,” Chissy Nkemere, the global chair of the council, said
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Why This Indie Musician Isn’t Scared of California’s AB-5 Law ‘Crashing’ the Music Business | PRO Insight
Despite industry-wide panic, singer-songwriter Greg Gilman of the L.A.-based rock band Greg in Good Company thinks he’ll remain an independent contractor in the eye of the new law
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