AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTour News: BIGBANG added a March 13, 2027, finale at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium, closing its 20th-anniversary world tour. Copyright: Songwriters who sued over BTS’ hit “Swim” have asked to withdraw their U.S. lawsuit, months after alleging the track copied their demo. Music Business: A Soundtrack-commissioned study estimates U.S. businesses leave $1.4 billion in music royalties uncollected each year; the company says its SESAC partnership helps close a licensing gap. AI and Music: YouTube expanded its AI music-replacement tool to more countries, but replacement tracks are licensed only for use on YouTube. Music Meets Politics: Texas attorney general-elect Nathan Johnson composed scores for five films and 67 episodes of the English-dubbed “Dragon Ball Z” before entering politics. On the Charts: My Chemical Romance earned its first Billboard 200 No. 1 with the 20-year-old “The Black Parade,” reissued as a deluxe edition.
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