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Limp Bizkit's $200 Million Lawsuit Against Universal Music Group Rocks the Industry
Nu-metal icons Limp Bizkit file a massive breach of contract claim against UMG, seeking over $200 million in damages. The lawsuit alleges systematic underpayment of royalties and could have far-reaching implications for artists and labels in the digital streaming era.
Pink Floyd's $400 Million Deal: Iconic Band Sells Music Catalog to Sony
Legendary rock band Pink Floyd has reportedly reached a $400 million agreement with Sony to sell their music catalog, name, and likeness. This landmark deal excludes songwriting rights and marks one of the largest transactions in recent music industry history.
Gang of Four Announces Final 'Long Goodbye' Tour for 2025
Legendary post-punk band Gang of Four reveals plans for their farewell North American tour in 2025, celebrating 45 years since their debut album. The 25-stop tour will feature two sets, including a full performance of 'Entertainment!'
The Multifaceted Legacy of Kris Kristofferson: Outshining Elvis in Music and Film
Kris Kristofferson's remarkable career as both a singer-songwriter and actor surpassed even Elvis Presley's ambitions. His ability to balance artistic integrity in music and film set a new standard for multi-talented entertainers.
Ozzy Osbourne's Rock Hall Induction: A Star-Studded Tribute to the Prince of Darkness
Ozzy Osbourne's solo induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will feature an all-star lineup including Jack Black, Jelly Roll, and Billy Idol. The ceremony promises to be an unforgettable celebration of the metal icon's legendary career.
Eagles Soar Higher: Las Vegas Sphere Residency Expands with Four New Dates
The Eagles extend their 'Live In Concert at the Sphere' residency in Las Vegas, adding four shows in February 2025. This expansion brings the total to 24 concerts across 12 weekends, offering fans more chances to experience their timeless hits in the cutting-edge venue.
Franz Ferdinand's Secret to Longevity: Beating the Fourth-Album Curse
Frontman Alex Kapranos reveals how Franz Ferdinand overcame the 'fourth-album curse' through unexpected inspiration and a unique approach to songwriting. The band's continued success and evolution showcase their ability to stay relevant in the ever-changing rock music landscape.