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Artists are leaving Spotify (again). Here’s what’s different now

A growing number of indie artists are leaving Spotify, due to CEO Daniel Ek’s AI military investments and deeper frustrations with streaming. Their quiet exits hint at a shift in artist priorities that could disrupt the digital music.

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Exploring the Benefits of Custom CD Printing an Album

Custom CDs help independent artists make money and stand out with professional, memorable merch. This guide breaks down the benefits of custom CD printing, how they boost a brand, connect with fans, and add value to music.

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NIVA '25 State Of Live

NIVA Live Policy Summit aims to ‘strengthen the ecosystem’

The Nation Independent Venue Association (NIVA) and the Indiana Independent Venue Alliance (IIVA) will host the NIVA Live Policy Summit on October 15 -16 at the HI-FI in Indianapolis. The conference will bring together industry stakeholders and policymakers to “strengthen the live music and performance ecosystem.”

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How To Turn Casual Listeners into Superfans

Most artists focus on superfans, but real growth starts with your casual listeners. Fan engagement expert Dan Goldberg reveals how to turn casual listeners into superfans using strategies the music industry often ignores.

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Instagram Maps and Reels Friends Tab: Features or the Future?

Instagram Maps and Reels Friends Tab mark a shift from viral content to real-world friendships and personal connections. As Gen Z grows tired of endless scrolling, is this a clever. Continue reading

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Concert ticket massive resale scheme

Read FTC filing alleging massive ticket resale scheme

The FTC is suing Key Investment Group (KIG) alleging 379,776 concert tickets were purchased and resold for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, Bruce Springsteen and other concerts using bots and other illegal methods.

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FTC scalpers concert tickets purchased illegally

FTC says 379,776 concert tickets purchased illegally for resale

The Federal Trade Commission is suing Key Investment Group (KIG) alleging 379,776 concert tickets purchased illegally for resale for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, Bruce Springsteen and other concerts using methods that violate the BOTS Act.

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BandMGT

BandMGT: All-in-One Platform For Gigging Musicians

BandMGT is an all-in-one freemium platform for gigging musicians designed to replace endless juggling of spreadsheets, calendars, shared docs and group chats.

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How To Grow a Fanbase with Email Marketing

Tired of battling ever-changing social media algorithms just to reach your fans? Check out how grow a fanbase with email marketing and have direct access to your audience.

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The Unexpected Trance Music Resurgence

A trance music resurgence is happening thanks to artists like FKA twigs. The Weeknd and Oklou. By weaving its signature elements into pop, R&B, and beyond, today’s stars are transforming the genre.

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live music news roundup

Live Music Industry News: NIVA, Ticket Slowdown, Grants & More

In this week’s live music industry news roundup, we have updates on NIVA’s battle with Live Nation, signs of a ticket sales slowdown, Live Music Society grants for small venues, the many layers of fandom, and more…

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