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Spotify to give 10,000 indie artists a year free US studio time, software, and six months of therapy
Eligibility is retroactive to January 1, 2026: artists added to a Fresh Finds playlist from that date onward are invited to join through Spotify for Artists Source...

MAIN Event Ticketing Act clears House committee 36-0 – as Live Nation fights an FTC lawsuit under the law it would strengthen
The bill would amend the Better Online Ticket Sales Act of 2016 – one of the laws the Federal Trade Commission is using to sue Live Nation and Ticketmaster. Source...

All 58 Taylor Swift music videos land on Spotify, seven months after ‘Opalite’ skipped YouTube for two days
The catalog runs from "Tim McGraw," released in 2006, to "I Knew It, I Knew You," released in June. Source...

Understanding Compensation in Implantable Port Injury Lawsuits
St. Louis, Missouri, has a diverse healthcare landscape where patients rely on advanced treatments and medical devices during serious health challenges. For individuals facing complications linked to ...

Suno hit with another proposed class action over data breach that leaked information of 55M users
The named plaintiff is Michael Beckham, whom the filing describes as an adult domiciled in Huron, South Dakota. Source...

Believe France launches ALL IN, a new pop entity uniting naïve, Animal63, All Night Long, and Jo&Co
ALL IN is led by Henri Jamet, Managing Director of Believe France, and Sébastien Saussez, who will head the new entity. Source...

DICE owner Fever raises $250M led by EQT, at a $5.2B valuation, in ‘largest ever’ round for a live-entertainment tech company
Fever says it has more than tripled its revenue over the past three years while remaining EBITDA-positive. Source...

Universal and Warner press court to end US musicians’ lawsuit over Udio, Suno deals
The case rests on Article 21(a) of the Sound Recording Labor Agreement, the union's collective bargaining agreement with the record companies. Source...

BMG deepens Jean-Michel Jarre partnership, licensing his recorded music catalog
BMG secures exclusive licensing rights to electronic music innovator Jean-Michel Jarre’s recorded catalog across a broad range of territories worldwide. Source...

Anthropic bought songbooks, scanned them, and destroyed them, music publishers allege – now they want to know which songs were in them.
Both sides set out their positions in statements filed on Friday (September 11) Source...