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- Jul 29, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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True Brit: Australia Remains UK’s Fourth-Largest Music Market (opens the original)
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New emerging music markets such as South Korea, Brazil, and Mexico kicked Australia out of the Top 10 music markets in the world in 2025. But Australia still remains the United Kingdom’s fourth-largest export market. The United States remains the lead, with 40% of that share. Germany and France are before Australia, which is before Canada. This is according to new figures from the London-based British Phonographic Industry (BPI), covering 2025. Spotify stated over 75% of the revenue generated on
True Brit: Australia Remains UK’s Fourth-Largest Music Market (opens the original)
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Australia might have fallen out of the world's biggest music markets last year, but in the UK, it's a completely different story.
Wedding Wanderlust: Ten Cooler Place To Get Married In Than Madison Square Gardens (opens the original)
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As Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's recent wedding at Madison Square Garden remains at the forefront of our minds, let's reflect on the other locations in which music icons entered marital bliss.
Chart File: AC/DC’s Thunderstruck Continues To Thunderclap (opens the original)
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36 years since its release, AC/DC's iconic 'Thunderstruck' is still impacting charts not just at home, but abroad as well.
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