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Blondie Announce High Noon, First New Album in Nine Years, Due Feb 26 2027
Blondie’s High Noon, their 12th studio album and first in nine years, arrives February 26, 2027 via BMG with lead single “Spectral Eyes” by Johnny Marr and final recordings from late drummer Clem Burke.
U2 Drop ‘The Greatest Show on Earth,’ Announce 2027 World Tour; Carnaval de Luz Due Nov 13
U2 release “The Greatest Show on Earth,” Bono’s favorite cut from Carnaval De Luz (out November 13), with an Anton Corbijn desert video and a 2027 world tour opening in Mexico City, then São Paulo and Buenos Aires.
REMEL Report Finds Racial Bias in London Music Event Licensing
A GLA-backed REMEL study by Black Lives in Music finds Black-led London events cancelled or restricted at higher rates, genres such as Afrobeats and drill flagged as high risk, and an estimated £127m–£141m in lost live-music spend each year.
PRS for Music Pays £240m in October 2026 Distribution, Up £7m Year on Year
PRS for Music will distribute £240 million on 15 October 2026 to more than 93,000 members, with Public Performance above £86m, a first October MLCS payout over £8m, and international societies contributing more than £85m.
What Spotify, Apple, Amazon and Rivals Want to Pay Songwriters in Phonorecords V (2028–2032)
Public Phonorecords V filings show Spotify, Apple, Google and Pandora seeking to keep the 15.35% headline rate through 2032, Amazon proposing a cut to 13.4%, and publishers asking for the greater of 20% revenue, 40% TCC, $2.40/sub or $0.004/play.
