Content overview: “Goldman Sachs Raises Music Industry Forecast: Streaming Price Hikes and Live Events Drive ”. Goldman Sachs has raised its growth forecast for the global music industry for the first time in three years, according to its latest "Music in the Air" report. The investment bank now expects stronger revenue expansion, driven by subscription price increases at streaming services, a rebound in live events, and surprisingly resilient physical sales. Live music has also surged as fans return to concerts and festivals, contributing significantly to the sector's growth.
Physical formats like vinyl continue to defy digital trends, adding a steady revenue stream. This upward revision signals renewed confidence in the music business's ability to monetize its audience across multiple channels. The report's findings are closely watched by investors and industry executives as a barometer for future performance. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.