Michael Buble Speaks Out About the Future of the Music Industry Post-Pandemic

Talent and entertainment company UTA has signed one of the most iconic music venues in the world, Harlem’s Apollo Theater, in all areas. According to the announcement, UTA will help expand the 87-year-old theater’s cultural influence, representation, and programming across TV, film, podcasts, publishing and events through its IP.

Michael Bublé is back to debate the pronunciation of Bubly Sparkling Water in the brand’s 2021 Super Bowl ad.

Chris Willman Music WriterIn his recent song “Livin’ the Dream,” a tellingly somber number that stands out amid his otherwise upbeat smash “Dangerous: The Double Album,” Morgan Wallen sings about how success is not all it’s cracked up to be, concluding that it’s at least a little bit lonely at the top even in the midst of being “a rock star, in and out of cop cars, livin’ out a suitcase, trashin’ hotel bars… Between alcohol and women and Adderall and adrenaline, I don’t ever get no rest.”A rest

Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Brexit trade deal failed to secure visa-free travel for UK artists and their crew wishing to tour Europe (adding huge costs to future live music tours of the continent and preventing rising and developing artists from being able to afford it), a row erupted over who was responsible.Now, ahead of the matter being debated in Parliament next week, many of the UK companies that help make touring possible look set to move to Europe in order to continue – taking a wealth

coronavirus pandemic.Speaking as part of Independent Venue Week’s Culture Panel last week (January 28), Burnham said the industry had a responsibility to protect beleaguered venues which have faced the threat of financial ruin.Proposing a new levy, Burnham likened it to his own role in the formation of the Football Foundation, which was established in 2000 to provide funding for grassroots football facilities.“The industry has to pay a levy to support grassroots venues, because that is their

coronavirus pandemic, all the way from Dua Lipa‘s ambitious Studio 2054 show to smaller, stripped-back affairs from emerging artists.However, the PRS proposed a new tariff last month of between 8-17% for livestreams, a rise from its usual 4.2% gross from live gigs.While the tariffs drew condemnation from the Featured Artists Coalition (FAC) and the Music Managers Forum (MMF), they have now been implemented by the PRS alongside a flat fee for shows that generate less than £500.Organisers of shows

Adam Lambert has seen a lot of positive change for LGBTQ+ musicians.

Clare Crawley has broken her silence. The former spoke out onThursday on social media following her split from Dale Moss. In an Instagram post, Crawley said that Moss' statement on their breakup was not mutual and that she is «crushed.»«This was not what I expected or hoped for and am still trying to process this,» she wrote.«Our relationship was not perfect, but I can say that I was genuinely invested with all of my heart,» she also wrote.

Brexit financial support for the music industry.The government has come in for heavy criticism since the UK officially left the EU earlier this month over the Brexit deal’s lack of support for touring musicians, specifically in terms of the failure to implement visa-free travel in Europe for British musicians and their crew.While Dowden previously told NME that the EU was to blame for not permitting visa-free travel for artists, the EU subsequently hit back by denying claims that they had

Read more: Hits Don’t Lie: Shakira sells entire song catalogue to HipgnosisThe catalogue comprises 43 songs in total, including Metallica’s self-titled album and four number one Michael Buble albums — Call Me Irresponsible, Crazy Love, Christmas and To Be Loved. “The breadth of Bob Rock’s enormous successes is almost impossible to match by any creator in the history of music,” said Hipgnosis boss Merck Mercuriadis.

SONG. L), the music rights company that has been snapping up back catalogues at a rate of knots.

Music industry reps yesterday met with UK culture secretary Oliver Dowden to discuss the problems facing British musicians touring Europe post-Brexit.

Michael Bublé spoke about the future of music post-coronavirus in a new interview with Yahoo! Finance.

Ellise Shafer administratorBusiness manager Josh Klein (pictured at left), whose clients include The Chainsmokers, Big Sean, Logic and Winnie Harlow, among others, has launched TKG Business Management. The company will be based in Beverly Hills and offer such services as business management, tax work, and personal CFO services to high net worth individuals.

Michael Buble will be forever grateful for the Covid-19 lockdown because it's allowed him to be there for some of his children's biggest achievements. The Canadian singer has rescheduled his An Evening With Michael Buble tour twice due to the pandemic, with the latest dates kicking off in August.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorIn a move that brought deep chagrin to songwriters and publishers and joy to the broadcasting industry, after years of talk, the Justice Department has decided to leave unchanged the 80-year-old consent decrees that govern the public performances of music, Makan Delrahim, the outgoing Justice Department Assistant Attorney General for the Antitrust Division, announced Friday.The music publishing community and particularly performing-rights organizations ASCAP and BMI

Lil' Kim could have a future superstar on her hands!While speaking to ET via Zoom on Thursday, the legendary rapper revealed whether she'd let Royal — the 6-year-old daughter she shares with Mr. Papers — follow in her footsteps and join the music industry someday.«That's my bestie! She's awesome.