Spotify is giving users a chance to vote on the 2026 song of the summer, the company announced in a news release on May 29. In a new app feature, fans can vote for the track they think Spotify will crown song of the summer. To participate, users can tap the "Vote" button at the top of the Songs of Summer playlist to cast their selection.

From Gen Z to Boomers, listeners across generations are increasingly embracing throwbacks.

Spotify (NYSE:SPOT | SPOT Price Prediction) just delivered a quarter that should have settled the bear case. Premium subscribers hit 293 million, free cash flow surged 54.6% to $824 million, and operating income climbed 40.

“Spotify needs a newer version of Android Auto,” the message appearing on the screen reads. This is what users see when they try to listen to their favorite tunes in Spotify either in the full-screen mode (with the app using the entire screen) or on the Coolwalk screen (in the dedicated media app card).

Spotify, which is holding its first investor day in four years, is now under the direction of co-CEOs Gustav Söderström and Alex Norström.

At its May 21 Investor Day, Spotify announced a tool that is more than an incremental update inside Spotify for Authors.

Spotify has rolled out its 2026 Songs of Summer predictions, listing 30 songs from artists including Zara Larsson, Drake and Ella Langley that its editorial team has named as contenders. Among the

From changing your username to setting up a bio, Spotify looks like it's about to get a whole lot more social.

The "Save Me" singer previously duetted with wife Bunnie XO on the song backstage before performing it on Stagecoach's Mane Stage last April.

The music streaming service is hoping to make the concert ticket purchasing experience less stressful for artists’ most dedicated listeners.

The numbers have been crunched.