Warner Music Group has acquired a controlling stake in Tempo Music, the owner of a catalog of song rights spanning recordings by Bruno Mars, Adele and Wiz Khalifa.

Warner Music Group has acknowledged encountering “some pressure” during the final three months of 2024, when its U.S.

Universal Music Group Nashville named Mike Harris CEO and appointed big-name producer Dave Cobb as chief creative officer after Cindy Mabe's exit.

Warner Music Group announced several news updates on Thursday, including a new multi-year licensing deal with digital ...

Spotify and Warner Music Group struck a new multi-year licensing deal covering music and music publishing similar to a recent ...

Warner Music is the third-largest of the three major record companies, and it should be a primary beneficiary of the ongoing growth we expect throughout the music industry. We believe record labels ...

Warner Music Group (WMG) has purchased a majority interest in Tempo Music Investments, the catalog-focused JV it launched ...

The new multi-year agreement comes as Warner Music Group announced it had purchased a controlling stake in Tempo Music. The ...

This major agreement delivers new benefits for artists, songwriters, and fans, while unlocking further collaboration that expands the music ecosystem." ...

Providence Equity Partners will retain a minority stake in the firm that has bought rights from top songwriters, artists, and ...

WMG’s leadership team conducted the company’s calendar Q4 earnings call on February 6. MBW listened in, here’s what stood ...