Ed Sheeran Triumphs in 'Thinking Out Loud' Copyright Appeal
British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran secures a major legal victory as U.S. appeals court upholds ruling in 'Thinking Out Loud' copyright case. The decision reinforces the distinction between musical inspiration and infringement, potentially impacting future copyright disputes in the industry.
The Sound of Youth: How Simple Plan Mastered Teenage Angst in Pop-Punk
Discover how Canadian band Simple Plan became the voice of a generation with their relatable lyrics and catchy melodies. From their debut album to later works, they perfectly captured the essence of adolescent emotions in pop-punk.
Blondie's Comeback: New Album Set for 2025 Release
Iconic new wave band Blondie announces their first album in eight years, slated for 2025. Led by Debbie Harry, the group is currently mixing their 12th studio album, following up on their 2017 release 'Pollinator'.
Billy Corgan: 90s Rock Icons Faced Industry Backlash Over Creative Control
The Smashing Pumpkins frontman claims music industry executives resented 90s rock stars for their autonomy. Corgan's remarks highlight the power struggle between artists and industry professionals during a transformative era in rock music.
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.