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Former Offspring drummer Pete Parada is calling out his old band after their recent appearance on Bert Kreischer's podcast.

For both Bryson and Zuby, music is more than entertainment; it’s a tool for spreading a message of truth in a world that increasingly rejects it

The band claims UMG has been cheating them out of earnings, using shady accounting tactics and software designed to hide the true value of their music.

Keep your eyes on these two as the election heats up!

Meta’s rapid adoption of AI tools, combined with its reach to billions of users, leaves some wondering if Warner and Universal are helping Big Tech build tools that will one day undermine artists’ work.

It was a night of true American spirit, as the artists used their voices not just to entertain but to give back.

Critics argue that by taking over these stations, Soros is attempting to drown out conservative voices and inject more left-leaning viewpoints into local media.

Apparently Mr. Zach Bryan is uncomfortable with awards shows that treat music as a competition, emphasizing that art should not be pitted against art.

The song pulls no punches, lamenting how country music has strayed from its roots in favor of a more sanitized, commercial sound.

Denzel is not the only celebrity to distance himself from Diddy.

In addition to Wallen, rising star Oliver Anthony is lending his support, and Miranda Lambert has also jumped in to help raise funds and awareness for those impacted by the devastating floods and storm damage.

However, the sale only includes their recorded music rights, not the songwriting copyrights, which means Sony will not control how the songs are written or composed.

Walz’s remark came off as desperate and seemed to stretch the idea of what counts as political support.

The lack of an agreement led to songs from high-profile artists like Adele, Nirvana, and Kanye West disappearing from YouTube and YouTube Music.