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Photo: Chris Martin / Instagram   Warner Music has signed a new deal with AI song generator Suno after settling a major copyright lawsuit filed last year.  The music giant, home to artists like Coldplay, Charli XCX, and Ed Sheeran, is the first major label to partner with Suno.  The deal will let users create AI-generated songs using the voices and likenesses of Warner artists who choose to take part.  Photo: Charli XCX, Ed Sheeran / Instagram   Warner CEO Robert Kyncl said the move shows that AI can be “pro-artist” when done the right way.  As part of the deal, Suno will launch new licensed models next year and limit free downloads.  Only paid users will be able to download songs, with new caps and higher fees.  The move aims to stop the flood of AI-made tracks on streaming platforms.  The deal follows Warner’s recent settlement and partnership with rival AI service Udio. Read Next: Juan Alderete Urges Young Bassists To Explore New Sounds So...

Photo: Chris Martin/Instagram   Coldplay’s lead singer, Chris Martin , had an unexpected fall during the band’s final show in Melbourne at Marvel Stadium.  Martin was interacting with the crowd, pointing to posters, when he accidentally stepped backwards into a large hole on the stage. Fans caught the moment on video, showing someone inside the hole who managed to catch Martin and cushion his fall. The crowd gasped, but Martin quickly reassured them, saying, “That’s uh, not planned, thank you for catching me.” He joked that he had "the jitters" but confirmed he was okay after being checked by a staff member.  Photo: Chris Martin/Instagram He then continued with the show. This incident happened just weeks after U.S. pop star Olivia Rodrigo had a similar fall at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena.  Rodrigo, performing on the final night of her Guts tour, also fell into a hole while running across the stage. Like Martin, she was unhurt and continued with her performance, joki...

Photo: Chris Martin (Instagram) Coldplay will perform an amazing 10 nights at Wembley Stadium in London next summer, breaking the record previously held by Taylor Swift and Take That. The band first announced six shows for August 2025 but quickly added four more dates in September due to high demand during a fan presale. General ticket sales start at 9 AM on Friday, September 27, with prices beginning at £20 (plus fees). Unlike some other artists, Coldplay has chosen not to use Ticketmaster's dynamic pricing, which changes ticket prices based on demand. Their website states that all ticket prices will remain at the advertised rates. These concerts are part of their tour for their upcoming album, Moon Music , set to be released on October 4. In addition to Wembley, Coldplay will also perform two nights at Craven Park Stadium in Hull, with half of those tickets reserved for local fans. Photo: Chris Martin (Instagram) This tour will mark Coldplay's only European dates for 2025, a...