Alongside this retrospective campaign, the music streaming service has unveiled a new app icon, but not everyone is feeling the celebratory vibes. The Spotify emblem is arguably one of the most recognisable entertainment logos today,

Spotify's "Your Party of the Year(s)" shows each user's journey on the app and the moments that defined their time "through never-before-shared data."

Spotify is celebrating its 20th anniversary by launching a fan experience looking back on listening habits throughout the years, like something akin to a personalized time capsule. The streaming service rolled out “Spotify 20: Your Party of the Year(s)” on the Spotify app on Tuesday morning,

Drake’s breaking Spotify records while the same bot stream allegations that haunted his rivals now circle back to him. Drake broke three Spotify records on May 15, but the numbers tell a story that’s way more complicated than just streaming dominance.

Spotify’s new feature looks back at your music history, from your first song and all-time favorite artist to a 120-track playlist of the songs you played the most.

Spotify opened its new Sycamore podcasting studios earlier this year as a home base for its podcast network, The Ringer. Creators and executives alike say the new studio is helping to elevate content and making it easier to collaborate across the Ringer's vast podcast network.

Spotify marks its 20th anniversary by unveiling new features that let users explore their all-time streaming history.

Spotify corrected a data error, confirming BTS's 'Swim' holds the 2026 streaming record, not Drake's 'Make Them Cry'. The mistake highlights the importance of accurate chart data.