bought the rights to 500 songs written by Ryan Tedder - including tracks like Ed Sheeran's Happier, Camila Cabello's Into It and the Jonas Brothers' Sucker. Bob Dylan recently handed his 600-song ...

The band's latest offering jams together styles and textures with its usual intricacy while relishing a newly noisy edge.

Brothers Osborne have never hidden their support for political causes or even for candidates. The country music duo have actively supported gun control reform and LGBTQ rights, and in 2018 ...

Shortly after the Philadelphia Phillies clinched the National League East with a 6-2 win over the Chicago Cubs at Citizens Bank Park last night, the always-reliable Chief Vibes Officer himself, ...

While it’s Astley’s only massive hit, few artists from the 80s have managed to stay as relevant as he has with one iconic song. 46. “Fight For Your Right” by Beastie Boys (1986 ...

We explore the connection between food and music with the chefs, mixologists and makers that make St. Louis spin. First up? Nate Hereford.

As the Brewis brothers, the mainstays of Field Music, prepare to release a new album, they guide Jonathan Wright through their work together and apart ...

Then when The Doobie Brothers started to record the song—still with no lyrics—session keyboardist Billy Payne (of Little Feat) added the piano part that falls right in the middle of the bridge ...

Whether $5 or $50, every contribution counts. The iconic British rock band Pink Floyd have reportedly sold their music rights, as well as their name-and-likeness rights for approximately $400m (£ ...

Hit songwriter and artist Julia Michaels has struck a music rights deal with Corrum Capital Management-backed Jonas Group ...

They could pay as much as necessary for the available music rights or substitute other music that is cheaper but not what the show's makers originally intended. Q: Can you explain why some TV ...

The key when negotiating music licenses is to try to obtain all rights in perpetuity, so you do not have to go back in the future regarding format changes or reuse fees.” A Vox report from 2015 ...