AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAI Music Copyright Clash: Germany’s GEMA has won a major court case against AI music platform Suno, ruling that training on copyrighted songs and generating tracks on demand infringes rights—an EU-wide warning sign for the music industry. World’s Slowest Concert: In Halberstadt, Germany, the John Cage Organ Project marked a rare chord change as its 639-year “ORGAN²/ASLSP” piece continues toward completion in 2640. Streaming & Charts: UK chart debate flares after Sam Fender and Olivia Dean’s “Rein Me In” becomes the longest-running No 1 single, with many listeners saying they’ve never “heard it” despite its dominance. Live Music in Europe: UTC LIVE! will shift most 2026-27 performances to Cadek Hall in Utah’s historic arts space, while ZZ Top’s Hollywood Bowl date is canceled at the last minute due to “personnel matters.” Local Releases: Tuam songwriter Darragh O’Dea previews new single “Downy Tree” ahead of his upcoming album launch.
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