REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review

In this round of our customary look back on the week’s music industry news, we see a bankrupt SFX forced pay artists, learn about new legislation which would make it easier for Canadians to tour in the US, TIDAL’s confirmation of an Aspiro lawsuit, and much more.

• Bankrupt SFX Forced To Pay Artists 100% In Advance, CEO Sillerman Shares Resignation Letter

• Kanye West’s “The Life Of Pablo” Now Available For Download And Streaming On Spotify, Apple Music

• New Legislation Would Streamline US Touring For Canadian Artists

• What A New Pandora CEO Means For Artists, Labels And Investors

• TIDAL Confirms Aspiro Lawsuit, Issues Official Statement

• Why Did Spotify Just Raise $1 Billion In Debt Funding Under Such Horrible Terms?

• The Physical Network Acquires We Represent For $3.5M To Form New Social Ticketer StreetTeam

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