Relative to their companies' earnings, most music CEOs were paid quite similarly in 2024.  By Glenn Peoples What do music companies in different industries with revenue ranging from $3.9 billion to ...

Indie stalwart Mom+Pop Music has partnered with Virgin Music Group distribution in a move to "support the continued growth" ...

Lucian Grainge, CEO of Universal Music Group, slammed Drake’s allegation that he was personally behind the release and ...

Things are heating up, and Universal Music CEO Lucian Grainge sets the record straight about Drake's lawsuit against the ...

Lucian Grainge, Universal Music Group CEO has issued his first public response to Drake’s 'Not Like Us' lawsuit: 'groundless ...

In a declaration letter, UMG's CEO was particularly blunt in describing Drake's legal moves as "groundless and indeed ...

Universal Music Group CEO Sir Lucian Grainage defends the company against Drake's defamation lawsuit, labeling the claims as ...

Universal Music Group, the world's largest music company, has threatened to remove all of the music it owns from TikTok, unless the streaming platform agrees to more favorable terms.

Universal Music Group said it failed to reach new licensing terms with TikTok -- and that as such, it will no longer license content to the app.

Universal Music Group ended its licensing agreement with TikTok, which means many popular and emerging artists who use the social platform won't be able to post music there.

With Universal Music Group on the brink of launching one of the biggest initial public offerings to date, it’s worth noting how much the music industry has changed — and hasn’t — since ...