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1. Olivia Dean Calls Out Ticketing Companies Over High Resale Prices

   "The prices at which you’re allowing tickets to be re-sold is vile and completely against our wishes," the British singer said.

2. Rolling Loud Australia Unveils Full 2026 Lineup With Ken Carson, Tyga and More

   The twin one-day events mark Rolling Loud’s first shows in Australia since 2019.

3. Radiohead Make Epic Return to the U.K. With Greatest Hits Set in London: Best Moments

   The band played their first show in the U.K. since 2017 at The O2 Arena in London.

4. Spotify Shares Down 8% This Week, Have Fallen 20% Since CEO Change Announcement 

   Music stocks are in a rut, with most seeing losses in the week ended Nov. 21. The Billboard Global Music Index has gone 10 weeks without a gain. 

5. GloRilla Beats Copyright Lawsuit Over ‘All Natural, No BBL’ Lyric

   A judge dismissed the claims, which focused on the rapper’s 2024 bonus track “Never Find,” based on geographical technicalities.  

6. Santa Fe Klan Breaks Down 5 Essential Tracks From ‘Baile Cholo,’ His New Cumbia Vallenata Album

   “Since I was a child, before I started rapping, cumbia ran through my veins,” the artist says.

7. Here Are 13 Songs Taylor Swift Wrote for Other Artists

   Some of the tunes feature the pop superstar, others ended up as vault tracks when she released her Taylor’s Versions.

8. In Canada: Music Industry’s Next Generation Unites for Billboard Canada’s First 40 Under 40 Event

   Also in Canadian music news this week, Warner Music Canada names two new co-general managers.

9. Mumford & Sons and Hozier Make Fastest Flight to No. 1 on Adult Alternative Airplay This Year

   “Rubber Band Man” rules in just its fourth week.

10. AI Platform KLAY Signs Licensing Deals With UMG, WMG, Sony for Recorded Music & Publishing Rights

    Set to launch in the coming months, KLAY will be a subscription-based interactive streaming service where users can manipulate music, says a source close to the deal.