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In recent news from the "big three" global music companies, a new partnership aims to support artists in Southeast Asia expand globally, a music company is now providing mental health support to its employees, and a documentary about Oasis' 2025 comeback tour will be released in September. -
Did Drake Secretly Escape UMG? Explosive New Reports Leave Fans Confused
Drake's contract status with Universal Music Group remains unclear after releasing his "ICEMAN' trilogy, with ongoing legal matters and no official confirmation from either party. -
Universal Music Executive Addresses Music Industry's Mental Health Stigma, 'Redesign' of Wellbeing Support
A Universal Music Group executive addressed support for wellbeing among the industry's artists and reducing stigma related to mental health as the company said it will work with health professionals to support its North America artists and songwriters. -
Drake Claims UMG Hides Artist Abuse Behind Closed Doors in Explosive Lawsuit
Drake's legal team accuses Universal Music Group of silencing and exploiting artists in a defamation lawsuit tied to Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us," arguing the case could expose the label's hidden misconduct. -
Drake's Label Quotes His Own Lyrics in Motion to Dismiss Lawsuit: 'Diss Me, You'll Never Hear a Reply'
Universal Music Group has asked a court to dismiss Drake's defamation lawsuit against Kendrick Lamar, quoting his own lyrics against him. -
Drake Sues His Own Label for Defamation Over Kendrick Lamar's 'Not Like Us' Calling Him a Pedophile
Drake previously withdrew his legal documents over payola accusations. -
Drake Withdraws Lawsuit Against UMG And Spotify Over Payola Accusations Involving Kendrick Lamar
Drake dropped his lawsuit against UMG and Spotify, which he both accused of using payola to influence the popularity of Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us." -
Drake's Legal Team Doubles Down on Streaming Fraud Claims After Spotify's Denial: 'Comply With This Basic Discovery Request'
Drake alleges collusion between Universal Music and Spotify to inflate Kendrick Lamar's stream counts. -
Universal Music Group Fires Back at Limp Bizkit in Royalties Dispute, Calls Band's Claims 'Fiction'
The band had sued the music company earlier this fall, claiming unpaid royalties. -
TikTok and UMG Settle Dispute, Announce New Licensing Agreement
TikTok and UMG are settling the dispute that led the music giant to remove its music from the platform. -
TikTok, UMG in Talks Again but US Government Crackdown on ByteDance Might Jeopardize New Deal
Here's how the current Congressional hearing on TikTok might affect TikTok and UMG's revitalized music publishing deal. #TikTok #UMG -
Universal Music Group Prepares to Bring Legal Action Against TikTok
Universal Music Group appears to be ramping up to take legal action against TikTok. In January, Universal Music Group made the decision to remove its entire catalog of music from the popular video creation app, TikTok.
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