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1. ‘Like Jurassic Park’: Australia’s Music Industry Slams New Commercial Radio Code

   The Code is “like Jurassic Park and doesn’t reflect the opportunity that’s right in front of commercial radio right now,” says Dean Ormston, CEO of APRA AMCOS.

2. Megan Moroney & Industry Icon Sylvia Rhone Are ‘Sharing the Spotlight’ at She Is The Music Awards Ceremony

   Dedicated to fostering female inclusion in the music industry, the organization will host its second annual celebration in L.A. on Feb. 18.

3. Subtronics Says ‘Gross’ Casey Wasserman Must Exit Agency Over Epstein Ties: ‘He Should Step the F–k Down’

   The bass producer is the latest Wasserman artist to slam the agency's founder over newly-released files revealing his close relationship with Ghislaine Maxwell.

4. John Mellencamp Beats ‘Key West Intermezzo’ Lawsuit: ‘The Songs Do Not Sound Anything Alike’

   The rocker is no longer facing claims that he copied a band’s self-released track for the 1996 hit.

5. Kesha Pays Tribute to Her Late ‘Blow’ Video Co-Star James Van Der Beek

   Back in 2011, the Dawson's Creek star turned his teen-drama image upside down in Kesha's cheeky music video.

6. How to Shop Affordable Tickets to Chris Stapleton’s 2026 ‘All-American Road Show’ Tour Online

   See the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter live and in person.

7. Wasserman Fallout: Every Artist Who Has Spoken Out Over Founder’s Epstein Ties (UPDATING)

   Clients of Casey Wasserman's namesake agency have begun defecting after his relationship to Jeffrey Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell came to light.

8. Eagles Announce New 2026 Dates at Las Vegas Sphere

   The legendary band adds two more shows to this year's slate.

9. Billboard’s Music Industry Events Calendar

   A complete rundown of the most important events across the music business.

10. Maverick City Music Did Not Coerce Co-Founder’s Buyout Deal, Judge Rules in Lawsuit

    Tony Brown’s claims against the Grammy-winning worship group have been dismissed for now, though they may be refiled.