Music News Today — November 14, 2026
Amid Flight Stop, Ari Emanuel Slams Pete Buttigieg for Making ‘Zero Progress’ Modernizing FAA: ‘You Left a Failing System in Place’ and more — today's music signal.
The music industry is abuzz with a mix of business moves, artist updates, and notable performances. On the business side, Diplo and Andrew Bergman have launched Bison Music, while Debbie Gibson has inked a deal with Downtown, highlighting the ongoing shifts in the music industry's landscape. Meanwhile, Journey has parted ways with their longtime drummer, marking a significant change for the classic rock band.
From new music to festival performances, there's plenty to catch up on. Tyler Childers' latest track "Old Money" tackles themes of wealth inequality, showcasing the artist's ability to address pressing social issues through his music. The Latin Grammys also made headlines, with a range of standout moments that will be remembered for years to come. Additionally, the 10th Huelva Festival in Spain featured a diverse lineup of performances, including a vibrant musical take on "Funk" and the latest from director Lucía Puenzo. Amidst the industry's evolution, even high-profile figures like Ari Emanuel are speaking out on issues like FAA modernization, highlighting the intersection of music, culture, and current events.
Today's signal:
• Amid Flight Stop, Ari Emanuel Slams Pete Buttigieg for Making ‘Zero Progress’ Modernizing FAA: ‘You Left a Failing System in Place’ (variety.com)
• Journey Go Their Separate Ways With Longtime Drummer (rollingstone.com)
• Hear Tyler Childers Skewer Wealth Inequality on ‘Old Money’ (rollingstone.com)
• Music Industry Moves: Diplo and Andrew Bergman Launch Bison Music; Debbie Gibson Inks With Downtown (variety.com)
• 10 Huelva Festival Standouts From ‘La Bola Negra’ to a Vibrant ‘Funk’ Musical and the Latest from ‘Dive’ Director Lucía Puenzo (variety.com)
• The Best, Worst, and Most Surprising Moments of the Latin Grammys (rollingstone.com)