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Hipgnosis in takeover tussle as UK music investor says it would accept rival bid

Possible counteroffer by Blackstone could derail agreement with US fund Concord Music

Swifties queue up for special letter from singer in boost for UK’s Record Store Day

New album The Tortured Poets Department flies off the shelves as Swift breaks record for most Spotify streams in a single day

There should be no rush to replay Hipgnosis’s noisy stock market experiment

The sale of the music fund ends its tumultuous years as a listed company – and that may be for the best, for it and its investors

UK music investor Hipgnosis agrees £1.1bn takeover by Concord Chorus

Shares in Beyoncé and Neil Young song fund rise amid hopes uncertainty over its future could be over

Viagogo boss Cris Miller: Carrying on ticketing, despite the controversy

The resale website boss is cagey about talk of it profiting from dodgy touts, but does seem rattled by Labour’s plan to cap resale prices

European cities hope jet-setting Taylor Swift fans will splash the cash for Eras tour

The superstar arrives in Europe next month – and Swifties, tourist boards and venues are already preparing

‘New music and a good night out’: Amy Winehouse film shows vital role of small venues

At the Dublin Castle in London, where the singer played, musicians and gig-goers say grassroots scene needs saving

‘With a Strat you can rule the world!’ Nile Rodgers, Bonnie Raitt and John Squire on the electric guitar that changed everything

How did a radio repair man make an instrument so sublime that it makes giants of music weep with reverence? As the Fender Stratocaster turns 70, we explore its extraordinary life

The Ed Sheeran decade: how the everyman megastar remade music in his own image

The internet-friendly relatability. The pick-and-mix approach to genre. The embrace of streaming to build a global audience. Every step this unassuming musician has taken in his career is now part of the modern pop playbook

The Diddy raid reminds us that it’s never too late for alleged victims to be heard

Years of work by alleged victims and advocates have led to an investigation of the mogul and a suit against Russell Simmons

Lizzo isn’t quitting music: ‘I quit giving negative energy attention’

In Instagram post clarifying earlier statement, singer says performing is ‘the joy of my life’

He was a hip-hop legend. Now, abuse allegations engulf Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs

Lawsuits and federal raids marred his anticipated comeback, with one of America’s biggest music powerhouses falling to inquiries of sex-trafficking and sexual abuse

How can we save British nightlife from collapse? Look to Germany – and its football

Small venues are the heart of our musical culture. Here’s a two-pronged plan to keep that heart beating, writes broadcaster and DJ Gilles Peterson

More than half of UK female musicians have experienced discrimination – report

Insight report based on data from UK Musicians’ Census also found 33% said they had been sexually harassed in the industry

Concert arenas urged to add £1 ticket levy to help small UK venues

Industry leaders say crisis-hit grassroots spaces are struggling to stay open as costs rise

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