US Copyright fees jump on November 11. Register songs and albums now to lock in lower rates before many costs double.
We chat with the Massachusetts artist on digging to unearth a song, supporting Mavis Staples and Tank and the Bangas, and salt and vinegar chips.
Adding meaningful stakes — such as rewards or peer evaluation — can help manage stage fright by recreating the same nervous system reaction.
A pop star says her managers never disclosed who owned their firm. Ireland is prosecuting Ticketmaster over Oasis tickets. And ticketing rivals think the DOJ settlement tightens Ticketmaster's grip.
We chat with the LA-based indie band about their mixed bag approach to production, serenading for cows, and Shakespeare super fans.
Understanding your fans is crucial to create VIP experiences that go beyond simple transactions to create lasting memories.
NITO, NIVA, and Bandsintown have joined together to survey how agents, managers, venues and promoters can work together better.
Rocketship gives indie artists major-label level data, using AI to identify target audiences for songs before release or spending a dime.
Why human creative decisions behind AI-assisted work are still at the center of the tech-driven present, and why awards organizations need transparency.
In a fiery federal court filing, Live Nation asserts the FTC is distorting anti-bot laws and punishing Ticketmaster for third-party scalper abuse.
Raleigh's Red Hat Amphitheater offers a useful lesson for live music development: let a venue establish its audience before committing to its permanent home.
We discuss how artist growth needs to involve room to live life, how to create productive partnerships, and what happens after virality.
What would make virtual concerts worth sustained attention — huge attendance numbers, compelling performances, or meaningful income for artists?
Discover new Wrapped 2026 features including new performance video uploads and thank-you messages that connect artists with their biggest fans.
The entrepreneurial mindset gave artists more control — now it’s costing them real fans. Here's what to do about it.