Goldman Sachs Releases Dialed-Down ‘Music in the Air’ Report — While Maintaining Its $150 Billion+ 2030 Annual Revenue Forecast

Last year, in its annual “Music in the Air” report, Goldman Sachs forecasted explosive music industry growth – to the tune of $153 billion in annual revenue by 2030. Now, following some questions about the bullish stance and particularly the underlying figures, Goldman has released a 2023 report with dialed-down predictions.

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Goldman Sachs Predicts Explosive Music Industry Growth Despite Spotify Slowdown and Wider Economic Uncertainty

Amid the ongoing resurgence of crowd-based entertainment like concerts and festivals – and notwithstanding a slowdown in Spotify’s subscriber growth – Goldman Sachs believes that the music industry is poised to crack $153 billion in annual revenue by 2030.

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GOLDMAN SACHS: UNIVERSAL IS WORTH OVER $50BN, AND GLOBAL MUSIC STREAMING REVENUES WILL RISE $3BN THIS YEAR

The MBW Review is where we aim our microscope towards some of the music biz’s biggest recent goings-on. This time, we leaf through Goldman Sachs‘ latest must-read report about the music industry.

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Goldman Sachs: 'Music in The Air' Report

After nearly two decades of disruption, the music industry is undergoing a massive revival. Artists, labels and publishers are cashing in on the growing popularity of streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music —  and consumers are signing up for subscriptions like never before. 

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