AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoNew Music & Deals: Chvrches announced their first album in six years and a 2027 tour. Snoh Aalegra unveiled an album featuring Nile Rodgers and Raphael Saadiq, while Thai pop artist Jeff Satur signed with Universal Music Southeast Asia and plans a 2027 album and world tour. Live Music: Offspring guitarist Noodles is stepping away from performances over a serious health issue. The Phoenix Symphony will suspend its season after Nov. 1 and lay off musicians amid financial strain. AI & Artists’ Rights: Spotify says it removed 70 million “spammy” tracks amid a flood of AI-generated music. The musicians’ union is also pressing for protections and payment for AI licensing; meanwhile, the Supreme Court left standing a ruling that could let artists reclaim overseas song rights, though questions remain. Latin Music: Maluma became emotional revisiting his hits at Latin Music Week, where artists also discussed building careers and fanbases beyond the charts. Big Stage: U2 is set to perform at the NFL’s Thanksgiving Eve halftime show.
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