BTS drops Sony for Universal
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© Reuters. FILE PHOTO – Members of Kpop boyband BTS pose during photographs at a press conference to promote their new album, “BE(Deluxe edition)”, in Seoul, South Korea on November 20, 2020. REUTERS/Heo Ran
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© Reuters. FILE PHOTO – Members of Kpop boyband BTS pose during photographs at a press conference to promote their new album, “BE(Deluxe edition)”, in Seoul, South Korea on November 20, 2020. REUTERS/Heo Ran2/2
By Nivedita Balu
(Reuters) – South Korean megaband BTS dropped Sony The Wall Street Journal reports that the Group for Marketing and Distribution (NYSE:) reached an agreement with Universal Music Group (AS.) on Friday.
Reuters asked Sony Music Group to comment, but Universal Music Group didn’t immediately reply.
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