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musicThursday, September 3, 2026

Labels sue Anthropic over song copyrights

The music industry's AI fight escalated today as Sony and Warner sued Anthropic over training data. Meanwhile, Alex Van Halen got knighted, and Iron Maiden announced a beer partnership for their anniversary tour. It's a day of legal threats and legacy celebrations.

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AI copyright battle

The labels are drawing a line in the sand, and they're going after the company, not just the model.

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Sony And Warner Accuse Claude AI Of Ripping Off Hit Songs

Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell Music have filed a federal lawsuit against Anthropic, alleging Claude AI was trained on copyrighted songs. Two outlets are covering this, and it's the clearest shot yet at an AI company by major music publishers.

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Legacy and tours

Two rock institutions got honors and a beer deal today, while a death metal band hit pause.

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Legendary Drummer Alex Van Halen Knighted in the Netherlands

Alex Van Halen was knighted in the Netherlands, receiving the Order of the Netherlands Lion in Nijmegen, the city where he and Eddie grew up. It's a rare honor for a rock drummer and a full-circle moment for Van Halen's origin story.

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Carcass postpone all upcoming shows

Carcass postponed their tour of Australia, New Zealand, China, and India due to a family issue involving drummer Daniel Wilding. No new dates yet.

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