Madonna

...Syd Nathan at King Records in Cincinnati. Stein went on to co-found Sire Records, where he signed such artists as The Ramones, Talking Heads, The Pretenders, Madonna, Depeche Mode and The Smiths. Stein is currently a vice president of...

In this article: Seymour Stein, Sire Records, Syd Nathan, The Pretenders, King Records, Ramones, Talking Heads, Warner Bros, and The Smiths

I'm not some hard-a---, bad-a--- motherf--ker. But I'm not soft. ' Buble professes to not care much that now, as far as Warner Bros is concerned, he's bigger than Madonna. 'Maybe this year I might sell more than this other guy. But next year...

In this article: Michael Buble, Emily Blunt, David Foster, Luisana Lopilato, Crazy Love, Vancouver, Warner Bros, Vic Damone, and Jack

...new collection "celebrates" 25 years of hits The Material Girl has done it again. On Sept. 29, Madonna released a greatest hits album on Warner Bros. Records that can be purchased as a two-disc deluxe set or an 18-song single disc. Every...

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...and touring. Those segments are faring better than recorded music sales. Madonna first signed with Warner Music Group subsidiary Warner Bros. Records in 1984. Her last contract with the New York-based company calls for her to...

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...& Sweet Tour in Boston, during the request segment of the show. Before its release "American Life" was aggressively marketed by Madonna's record label, Warner Bros. Warner offered the song as a maxi or two-track single, and also...

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...out in 2005, and will be preceded by a single entitled Four Minutes. Madonna is leaving Warner Bros, the record label on which she has been for the past 26 years. She has signed a 10-year recording deal with concert promoter Live...

In this article: Warner Bros, Live Nation, Confessions on a Dance Floor, North America, Europe, and New York

...$120 million sources tell the Wall Street Journal. New York (CNNMoney.com) -- Pop superstar Madonna is considering leaving her current record label, Warner Music Group Corp.'s Warner Bros. Records, to enter a $120 million deal with concert...

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...entitled 'Four Minutes'. After the release of the album and subsequent singles, Madonna will leave Warner Bros and release music with Live Nation, the convert promoters that she has signed a 10-year deal with. As previously reported,...

In this article: Warner Bros, E4, Channel 4, Live Nation, Justin Timberlake, and London

...by leaving her longtime record label, Warner Brothers Records, for a lucrative deal that relies heavily on her longevity as a concert attraction. Madonna is nearing an agreement with Live Nation, a concert promoter, that would pay her...

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