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Sabrina Carpenter could be on the way to her first No.1 with Espresso

Sabrina Carpenter could be on the way to her first No.1 with Espresso, which has accumulated 44,893 sales so far this week. Taylor Swift and Post Malone sit at No.2 with Fortnight (38,386 sales), whilst Hozier’s Too Sweet (36,007 sales), Benson Boone’s Beautiful Things (27,997 sales) and Artemas’ I Like ...

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AWAL promotes Will Hunt to vice president of A&R

BBC Radio 1Xtra DJ Kaylee Golding for Music Week Awards After Party

Warner Chappell and The Core sign joint publishing deal with Hannah McFarland

Warner Music CEO Robert Kyncl addresses US Senate hearing on deepfakes AI bill

Believe's Alex Kennedy on UK growth, TikTok's role in artist discovery and the indie rock revival

Believe’s UK MD Alex Kennedy has spoken to Music Week about the ambitions for the digital-focused company following strong growth in the British market. In its Q1 financial ...

Record Store Day and Taylor Swift deliver highest weekly vinyl sales in 30 years

The combination of Record Store Day (April 20) and the release of Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department meant vinyl sales enjoyed their highest weekly total in 30 ...

All-Party Parliamentary Group on Music calls for legislation regulating AI

An influential cross-party group of MPs and peers has published a new report that calls for legislation to support the UK music industry and fans by regulating artificial ...

Music Week Features

TikTok and CTS Eventim partner on ticketing feature

Nick Ghelakis and Nicole Thomas to head up Virgin Music Group South Africa

Dua Lipa talks business as Radical Optimism era heats up

New initiative Lila to support South Asian participation in the UK music industry

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