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FTSE 100 Live: Markets on edge as deadline looms, Universal Music bid
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Royal Mint gives Spice Girls fans what they really, really want with new coins
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Kendrick Lamar earns first number one UK single with diss track Not Like Us
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Kendrick Lamar on track for first UK number one after Super Bowl show
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Song performed by DJ Avicii at his last concert released posthumously
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Super Bowl stars Kendrick Lamar and SZA to bring Grand National Tour to UK
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Adele’s Million Years Ago faces ban after Brazilian plagiarism ruling
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French media giant behind Paddington films to list on London stock market
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Minister shakes off calls for inquiry into Taylor Swift freebie row
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Downing Street rejects conflict of interest claims over PM’s meeting with Swift
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No10 denies PM got Taylor Swift tickets as 'thank you' for Met escort
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Yvette Cooper attended Taylor Swift concert after talks about popstar’s security
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Andrea Bocelli’s new album to feature duets with Shania Twain and Gwen Stefani
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The Who’s Pete Townshend hopes Quadrophenia ballet will be ‘joyful’
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The Who’s Pete Townshend announces ‘poignant and poetic’ Quadrophenia ballet
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TikTok refuses to recognise the fair value of your songs, says Universal Music
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The Voice UK 2023 final reveals winning act
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Paddington is going to become a major musical
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YouTube announces incubator plan to tackle AI-generated music
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Abba’s Bjorn Ulvaeus to work with YouTube on AI music project
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Taylor Swift’s Speak Now re-record outselling rest of the top 10 combined
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Taylor Swift releases Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) with additional unheard songs
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‘It’s yours, it’s mine’ – Taylor Swift releases Speak Now (Taylor’s Version)
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Speak Now marks next stage in Taylor Swift’s ambitious plan to reclaim masters
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BGT finalist Malakai, 14, signs record deal with Universal Music
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Government committed to ‘meaningful and lasting improvements’ to music streaming
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How to be a CEO podcast: Universal Music’s Selina Webb
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Demi Lovato UK poster ‘likely to cause serious offence to Christians’
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The Specials’ Terry Hall remembered for ‘remarkable music and profound humanity’
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