Warner Music Group has named Craig Kallman chief music officer. In the new role, he will "provide his deep A&R expertise" across WMG labels.

Warner Music layoffs, Tate McRae and Shaboozey's 2025 chart triumphs, and more stories are included in this week's roundup of Canada music news.

As major labels settle with AI services like Suno and Udio, a marginalized group—disabled artists—is gaining legal access to ...

"I'm deeply grateful for my time at Atlantic, where I've had the privilege of contributing to the careers of so many ...

Longtime music industry executive Craig Kallman has been elevated to chief music officer at Warner Music Group, just over a ...

Warner Music Group is overvalued due to high market expectations and low growth rates, making it an unattractive investment at its current price. Recent earnings show declines in revenue and net ...

Timbaland remains firmly committed to the rise of AI in music, even as he continues to face backlash from the public.

Warner Music Australasia and Southeast Asia has announced a series of senior promotions intended to strengthen its domestic ...

A new licensing deal between Warner and Suno gives artists control, but it leaves key questions about the future of AI music unanswered.

The deal comes days after WMG announced it had reached an agreement to end its litigation against Udio, a rival AI music generator.

Recorded music subscription streaming grew 8.5 percent as the company reported "broad-based re-acceleration." By Caitlin Huston Business Writer Warner Music Group swung to a net loss of $16 million in ...

Warner Music Group is seemingly done fighting AI music, instead opening its library to an AI-powered music creation platform.