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How Much US Teens Spend On Music Monthly, August 2012 [CHART]
According to StageofLife.com, in August, 49% of teens and college-age consumers reported spending zero dollars per month on music. Rather than buying iTunes singles or CDs of even their favorite...
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US Streaming Music Consumption By Generation, 2011 [CHART]
The 16-to-20-year-old age group streams the most music content, according to EMI Insight. Almost half of that US demographic streamed music in 2011. The second-highest demographic concentration of...
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Radio Listeners’ Primary Platform For Music Discovery, April 2014 [CHART]
Among core radio listeners interested in finding out about new music and artists, AM/FM radio (on any device) is easily the top single option, for roughly 51% of respondents. But, about 3 in 10 Gen Z...
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Primary Way People Get Unstreamed Music By Age, September 2014 [CHART]
Teens are more loyal to streaming services than consumers of other ages, based on September 2014 polling by Nielsen Audio. When asked about the primary way in which they accessed music not available...
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Demographics Of Pandora & Spotify Users [TABLE]
According to CivicScience polling conducted in April 2015, which focused on active users—those who used one of the streaming platforms “every day,” “a few times a week,” and “a few times a...
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Americans’ Automobile Audio Preferences, April 2015 [CHART]
Among American adults who use audio players in the car, two-thirds first turn on the AM/FM radio when listening to music, reports Ipsos in a newly-released study, while roughly 1 in 7 (14%) tune in to...
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Pandora & Spotify User Demographics, April 2015 [TABLE]
The debate about whether or not Spotify is a threat to Pandora continues, but recent research suggests the latter still has a large lead. Several differences exist between the music streaming...
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How Americans Buy Music, September 2015 [CHART]
A slight majority (52%) of Americans’ spending on music goes to live events, says Nielsen in reporting the results of a recent survey. Admission to live music concerts represents the largest share of...
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