The Triumph of the Subscription Model; Fleetwood Mac on SiriusXM; Bandsintown Integrates Apple Music; Pandora in Atlanta

The streaming company proved it could get the Napster generation to subscribe. But will Spotify's paywall make it profitable?

After having to deal with Lindsey Buckingham's departure, looking for replacements and announcing a North American tour, Fleetwood Mac prove they're stronger than ever, especially now as they launch a SiriusXM channel on May 1.

If you're like me, looking at your local concert listings is usually accompanied by blasting the music of the bands you encounter along the way. That task typic...

Gov. Nathan Deal announced that Pandora will expand its presence and create 250 jobs in Atlanta over the next three years.

Spotify is available on Sky Q from today, letting you play music via your Sky Soundbox or stream music to your TV speakers via AirPlay or Bluetooth. It's the fi...

Google could be working on a new effort, called YouTube Remix, that would dramatically change its streaming-music efforts.

If aliens find any record of our civilization, let it be one of these annual music compilations.

Against a backdrop of streaming being hailed – again – as the major driver behind the record industry’s slow but steady return to growth in the IFPI’s numbers for 2017, the importance of streaming services as marketing platforms was the theme of the opening panel at Music Ally's Sandbox Summit conference in New York.

Sonos has confidentially filed paperwork with the SEC indicating it plans to hold an IPO as soon as this summer, according to a report today from The Wall Street Journal. The report says Sonos may be valued around $2.5 to $3 billion as a result.

Deezer, the world's most personal music streaming service announces the first radio partnership in South Africa with Hot 91.9 FM...

Good grief music is exhausting these days, isn’t it?

Some Spotify users make playlists that mirror compilation albums issued by Ministry of Sound, which the label calls infringement.

iHeartMedia Hires Justin Nesci for EVP of Advanced Audio and Data Revenue along with Aaron Hyland for Baltimore market president