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Songstress Norah Jones has unveiled a new single with the accompanying video from her upcoming album "Day Break", in addition to her fall tour dates, which begin this month. The fresh track, titled "Carry On", is a piano-based piece, and will form part of the 12-track "Day Break" LP, which features nine new songs alongside covers of tracks by Neil Young ("Don't Be Denied"), Horace Silver and Duke Ellington (Rolling Stone). The record, out October 7, is Jones' sixth studio album and follows her 2012 album "Little Broken Hearts".

Everything might be going terribly wrong in Rio leading up to the 2016 Olympics (always remember your keys when you lock up the stadium, folks!) but Katy Perry’s rollout of her latest inspirational feminist anthem “Rise” has been going exactly according to plan. Now, Perry is dropping the official music video for the track just a day before the Rio Olympics opening ceremonies are set to begin. NBC already cut together an inspirational set of moments with a bit of Rio’s color and traditions, so anything too over the top on Katy’s part would take away from the glory and the accomplishments that the competing athletes so rightly deserve.

The Justice Department said on Thursday that it will not alter consent decrees that it originally reached with ASCAP and BMI in 1941 but would require the licensing organizations to change how they collect royalties, prompting a furious response. In the complicated world of music royalties, songwriters and publishers such as Sony/ATV hire ASCAP, BMI and other performance rights groups to license their songs to digital streaming services, radio and television stations, bars and other music users. For years, in cases where ASCAP (the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers) or BMI (Broadcast Music Inc) did not represent all of the authors of a song, they would issue fractional licenses and presume that the licensee would ensure others were paid.

For anyone who can't wait for the next season of "Game of Thrones," a live concert of the show's music in Los Angeles next week might make the loss a little less bitter.

Music festival season is upon us, and that means even sportsy friends are hitting the road to listen to live music and try and survive the rise of the teens. With Lollapalooza in the rearview, and football coming up on the horizon, the summer is winding down soon, but the fall brings lots of fun and excitement all its own. This week we brought in close friend and former UPROXX bro Pete Blackburn (who recently joined Fox Sports) to discuss his trip out to Chicago, where he met up with Martin for some fun hangs.

The singer dropped the video for her latest single — which she debuted at the Democratic National Convention — just one day ahead of the opening ceremony.

The ABC country special comes in just shy of last summer’s low, as ‘Big Brother’ and ‘America’s Got Talent’ topline.

Songwriters and music publishers, as well as the U.S. Copyright Office, have voiced vehement opposition to the mandate.

Executives are considering leasing space in the Ford Factory at 7th Street and Santa Fe Avenue, say sources.

“I always look forward to playing this, always,” Keith Urban told ABC News.

The JV seeks to expand a music publishing division and creative team and sign Latin songwriters, producers and artists.