The Latest Breaking News from IFPI

Global music revenues were up 10.2 percent last year to $28.6 billion, according figures released Thursday, but record firms are concerned over how to maintain growth in the streaming era.

Taylor Swift and BTS named No. 1 artists globally by IFPI for two consecutive years, showcasing their unparalleled success and influence in the music industry.

Taylor Swift reigns supreme in IFPI's 2023 global music artist ranking, with South Korean acts Seventeen and Stray Kids in the top spots.

Subscription streaming services such as Spotify and Apple Music continued to help boost the music market by 9.0% in 2022.

We are now tuning in or logging on to hear our favourite tunes for more than 20 hours every week

Global recorded music revenues rose 18.5% last year driven by an increase in listeners tuning into paid subscription streaming, marking the market's seventh consecutive year of growth to a record $25.9 billion, according to a report released on Tuesday. Meanwhile, a recovery in physical retail following COVID-19 lockdowns allowed physical…

Streaming was hailed as the main driver for the continual growth over the last seven years.

British singer Adele has added another accolade to her long list of honors, with her latest record "30" winning the Global Album All Format Chart for 2021, IFPI, the recorded music industry representative body, said on Tuesday. "30", which went to no.1 around the world upon its release in November,…

HONG KONG: Superstar K-pop boy band BTS have won the IFPI's 2021 Global Recording Artist of the Year award for the second year in a row, the leading music industry organisation announced on Thursday.