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Photo Credit: Richard Eriksson / CC by 2.0 Digital Music News launched a deep-dive investigation into the secretive world of ticket flipping, pulling back the curtain on the technology-driven operations

It’s been another busy week in the music world with a lot of ups and downs. Some sad news first: we had to say goodbye to Flipper vocalist Bruce Loose

Photo Credit: Bad Bunny (Instagram) Bad Bunny elaborates on why there isn’t a Mainland US leg in his 2025-26 tour, citing concern over possible ICE raids. As his lucrative Puerto

Photo Credit: Stephen Phillips Tech giants unite with the U.S. government, urging the Supreme Court to reverse the piracy liability ruling against ISP Cox Communications. Back in December 2019, internet

“I’m probably going to make loads of bad tennis jokes,” Jarvis Cocker warned the crowd at Forest Hills Stadium on Thursday night, noting the venue’s history as the former home

Neil Young performing live. Photo Credit: Billyshiverstick A Chrome Hearts legal battle is officially underway: The luxury goods company has accused Neil Young of infringing on its trademarks with his

Photo Credit: Leon Seibert Amicus briefs are still rolling in as part of the Cox v. Sony Supreme Court battle. Now, different ISPs are among the many parties posing questions

Nu metal has been in the air again lately, so it’s good timing for nu metal vets Mudvayne to make a comeback with their first new music in 16 years.

Photo Credit: Alexander Grey Back in June 2023, an appellate court rejected a $1.7 million legal-fees award in a copyright suit filed against Rhapsody International/Napster. Now, a district judge has

Musiversal co-founders André Miranda (left) and Xavier Jameson. Photo Credit: Musiversal Music collaboration startup Musiversal has confirmed a $6 million Series A and plans for a U.S. expansion. Lisbon-headquartered Musiversal