Music Biz Digest: Lawsuits, Tours & Indie Tips -

Luke Bryan and Jason Aldean are being sued for $1.4 million related to a Nashville restaurant, E3 Chophouse.
UMG’s Bravado is cracking down on A$AP Rocky merch bootleggers during his ‘Don’t Be Dumb’ tour, filing a trademark suit and obtaining a seizure order.

New Zealand post-punk band Achtung! discusses their upcoming projects in an interview, ready to share their sound with the world.
SongCast highlights the Indie Music Revolution playlist for the week of June 29, 2026, featuring emerging indie tracks.
CD Baby spotlights artist Anna-My, showcasing her journey and music.
Abbie Callahan announces her first headline tour, marking a major milestone.
The Dwarves share insights from their studio sessions, offering a behind-the-scenes look at their creative process.

A viral song’s traction poses a question: should you split rights 50/50 for 12–15 years with a partner or self-release/administer? Weigh the pros and cons.
Why you must keep releasing songs on Spotify even with low streams – persistence builds momentum and algorithm favor.
Fans buy music because of connection and story, not just the sound. It was never about the music alone.
Finding your workflow: balancing technology, marketing, and creativity is key for independent artists.
Steal this secret melody trick to make your songs more memorable and engaging.

Michael Jackson’s hair caught fire during a Pepsi shoot in a historical incident that shaped safety protocols.
Mid-2026 check-in: You are halfway through the year – time to assess goals and reset your strategy.
MusicOTFuture Global TV launches ‘Guides’ behind-the-song series, diving deep into hit tracks.
615 Indie Live expands into a year-round showcase series, providing more performance opportunities for indie artists.
TeZATalks discusses Black Music Month, highlighting its cultural significance and contributions.

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