Music

Music tech firm BandM8 adds AI expert Serge Belongie and Living Colour's Vernon Reid to its board, signaling a new, artist-first approach to AI.

From a one-day debut to a 120,000-fan mega-fest, Afro Plus Fest's massive expansion signals a new era for global Black music and Maryland's economy.

A new report reveals the hidden challenges of caregiving in Canada's music industry, sparking a movement to create a more supportive and sustainable future.

As Drake's triple-album shatters records, a new financing deal for his OVO brand reveals how investors are turning cultural influence into a new asset class.

South Korea's premier marine event blends ancient naval history with K-pop, fireworks, and luxury yachts for an unforgettable four-day cultural spectacle.

An American children's choir finds a second home in Shanghai, using music to build friendships and navigate complex US-China relations.

A new retrospective reveals Linda McCartney as a pioneering photographer, activist, and entrepreneur whose influence extends far beyond her famous name.

With K-pop superstar Karina as its new face, MARK & LONA is betting on celebrity influence to revolutionize the conservative world of golf apparel.

Two Canadian icons, Kawartha Dairy and The Tragically Hip, launch 'The Tragically Chip' ice cream, blending heritage, flavour, and a charitable cause.

Chicago's 2026/27 jazz lineup features Wynton Marsalis's final tour, a Coltrane centennial, and a celebration of the city's own musical heritage.

The Grammy-winning bassist and vocalist brings a unique, intimate quartet experience to the W Hollywood for an exclusive, one-night performance.

Hornitos Tequila partners with DJ trio Las Flaquitas and artist Bianca Romero for a new kind of cultural celebration this Cinco de Mayo.

The Grammy winner's foundation and Habitat for Humanity are repairing over 30 homes, allowing older Texans to age safely and with dignity in their communities.

A new NFC-enabled keychain blends physical nostalgia with digital access, promising indie artists a direct line to fans and their wallets. But can it work?

From climbers and chefs to musicians and humanitarians, Outside Days promises a new kind of outdoor festival blending inspiration, business, and community.

The Toronto Arts Foundation awards $124,000 to artists and groups, celebrating diverse talent and fueling careers from local stages to global acclaim.

Daughter of Alice Munro, Andrea Robin Skinner, uses music to confront her past and fuel a global movement against childhood sexual abuse.

The Queen of Pop partners with the world's largest queer social app for an album launch that redefines fan engagement and community connection.

Honoring a legacy of growth, Orchestra Lumos expands its mission from the concert hall to hospitals and schools, backed by vital community partnerships.

Patriot Mobile and the America First Policy Institute blend rodeo, music, and politics in Fort Worth, raising funds for veterans and rallying a movement.