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Ed Sheeran Announces Departure From Warner Music Group

Ed Sheeran Announces Departure From Warner Music Group

Ed Sheeran has announced his departure from Warner Music Group, ending a 15-year relationship with Atlantic Records and its Asylum imprint.

By Neil Griffiths - May 23, 2026
Ed Sheeran Announces Departure From Warner Music Group

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Ed Sheeran Announces Departure From Warner Music Group

Ed Sheeran has announced his departure from Warner Music Group, ending a 15-year relationship with Atlantic Records and its Asylum imprint.

By Neil Griffiths - May 23, 2026
ARIA Charts: Genesis Owusu Takes on Drake

ARIA Charts: Genesis Owusu Takes on Drake

Genesis Owusu has blitzed the ARIA charts with his new album 'Redstar Wu & The Worldwide Scourge'.

By Neil Griffiths - May 22, 2026
ARIA Charts: Genesis Owusu Takes on Drake

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ARIA Charts: Genesis Owusu Takes on Drake

Genesis Owusu has blitzed the ARIA charts with his new album 'Redstar Wu & The Worldwide Scourge'.

By Neil Griffiths - May 22, 2026
BTS Unveil Ticket Details for Australian Stadium Shows

BTS Unveil Ticket Details for Australian Stadium Shows

Details for the Australian leg of BTS’ long-awaited world tour have officially been unveiled.

By Lauren McNamara - May 22, 2026
BTS Unveil Ticket Details for Australian Stadium Shows

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BTS Unveil Ticket Details for Australian Stadium Shows

Details for the Australian leg of BTS’ long-awaited world tour have officially been unveiled.

By Lauren McNamara - May 22, 2026
Spotify to Introduce Licensed AI Covers Under New Universal Deal

Spotify to Introduce Licensed AI Covers Under New Universal Deal

Spotify and Universal Music Group have announced a new licensing agreement that will allow Spotify users to create AI-generated covers and remixes.

By Lauren McNamara - May 21, 2026
Spotify to Introduce Licensed AI Covers Under New Universal Deal

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Spotify to Introduce Licensed AI Covers Under New Universal Deal

Spotify and Universal Music Group have announced a new licensing agreement that will allow Spotify users to create AI-generated covers and remixes.

By Lauren McNamara - May 21, 2026
Fitzroy to Host New Winter Live Music and Arts Program

Fitzroy to Host New Winter Live Music and Arts Program

A new winter live music series, HIGH GROUND, is coming to Fitzroy.

By Lauren McNamara - May 21, 2026
Fitzroy to Host New Winter Live Music and Arts Program

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Fitzroy to Host New Winter Live Music and Arts Program

A new winter live music series, HIGH GROUND, is coming to Fitzroy.

By Lauren McNamara - May 21, 2026
Fat Freddy's Drop to Be Honoured at 2026 Aotearoa Music Awards

Fat Freddy's Drop to Be Honoured at 2026 Aotearoa Music Awards

Fat Freddy's Drop will be honoured at the upcoming 2026 Aotearoa Music Awards (AMA).At this year's ceremony at The Civic in Auckland next week on Thursday, May 28th, the iconic Kiwi group will be…

By Conor Lochrie - May 20, 2026
Fat Freddy's Drop to Be Honoured at 2026 Aotearoa Music Awards

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Fat Freddy's Drop to Be Honoured at 2026 Aotearoa Music Awards

Fat Freddy's Drop will be honoured at the upcoming 2026 Aotearoa Music Awards (AMA).At this year's ceremony at The Civic in Auckland next week on Thursday, May 28th, the iconic Kiwi group will be…

By Conor Lochrie - May 20, 2026
Brad Banducci Stepping Down as TEG CEO

Brad Banducci Stepping Down as TEG CEO

Ticketek Entertainment Group has announced that Brad Banducci will be stepping down as Group CEO at the end of the month.

By Neil Griffiths - May 20, 2026
Brad Banducci Stepping Down as TEG CEO

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Brad Banducci Stepping Down as TEG CEO

Ticketek Entertainment Group has announced that Brad Banducci will be stepping down as Group CEO at the end of the month.

By Neil Griffiths - May 20, 2026
BESTIES Sign With Greyscale Records, Release New Single ‘Deadmau5’

BESTIES Sign With Greyscale Records, Release New Single ‘Deadmau5’

Sydney pop-punk group BESTIES have signed to independent alternative label Greyscale Records, celebrated with the release of their new single 'Deadmau5'.

By Lauren McNamara - May 19, 2026
BESTIES Sign With Greyscale Records, Release New Single ‘Deadmau5’

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BESTIES Sign With Greyscale Records, Release New Single ‘Deadmau5’

Sydney pop-punk group BESTIES have signed to independent alternative label Greyscale Records, celebrated with the release of their new single 'Deadmau5'.

By Lauren McNamara - May 19, 2026
Harry Styles Tour Rep Responds to Fan Complaints

Harry Styles Tour Rep Responds to Fan Complaints

Representatives for Harry Styles have responded after several fans complained about the artist's current tour, which kicked off in Amsterdam, Netherlands. When some fans found their views obscured by…

By Conor Lochrie - May 19, 2026
Harry Styles Tour Rep Responds to Fan Complaints

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Harry Styles Tour Rep Responds to Fan Complaints

Representatives for Harry Styles have responded after several fans complained about the artist's current tour, which kicked off in Amsterdam, Netherlands. When some fans found their views obscured by…

By Conor Lochrie - May 19, 2026
Ex-Sony Head of A&R Launches New Artist Management Business

Ex-Sony Head of A&R Launches New Artist Management Business

The former head of A&R at Sony Music Australia has launched a brand new boutique artist management and consulting company, All Heart Music.

By Staff Writer - May 19, 2026
Ex-Sony Head of A&R Launches New Artist Management Business

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Ex-Sony Head of A&R Launches New Artist Management Business

The former head of A&R at Sony Music Australia has launched a brand new boutique artist management and consulting company, All Heart Music.

By Staff Writer - May 19, 2026
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