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Greta Van Fleet Map 59-City Into the Beginning Tour for 2027
Greta Van Fleet’s Live Nation–promoted Into the Beginning tour hits 59 North American and European cities from February 3 to July 31, 2027, ahead of Palace for the People on October 9.

Warner Music Sells EMP Merch Retailer to Gabe Jagger’s whynow
Warner Music Group has sold EMP, the European rock and metal merch retailer it acquired for about $180 million in 2018, to whynow, founded by Gabe Jagger; sale price undisclosed.

Stray Kids Join BTS in Withholding Music From 2027 Grammy Consideration
JYP Entertainment confirmed on October 2 that Stray Kids submitted nothing for the 2027 Grammys, following BTS’s protest of the Academy’s Best Asian Pop Music Performance category.

Bill Withers Publisher Sues UMG, Sony, and Kobalt Over Olivia Dean’s “I’ve Seen It”
Bill Withers’ publisher Bleunig Music sued Capitol, UMG, Sony publishing, and Kobalt in Los Angeles federal court on October 1, claiming Olivia Dean’s “I’ve Seen It” copies the melody of “Just the Two of Us.”

Helen Returns After a Decade With Kranky Album Linda’s Head
Grouper’s Liz Harris revives Helen with Linda’s Head on October 2 via Kranky, a leaner 10-song set with Portland players Jed Bindemann and Scott Simmons after 2015’s The Original Faces.
