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Ed Sheeran says he may walk away from music if the trial against him is successful. Sheeran said this week that he’s getting encouragement during his copyr
A sometimes-riled Ed Sheeran on Monday denied copying Marvin Gaye's classic "Let's Get it On" in his second day of testifying to jurors in a copyright trial in Manhattan federal court, calling the claim "insulting." As he had last week, the British singer-songwriter played guitar and sang from the witness stand to underscore his testimony, telling jurors his song "Thinking Out
Ed Sheeran says he's getting encouragement from other performers who also worry that they'll be sued after they heard he is testifying against claims that he stole material from Marvin
Ed Sheeran threatened to quit music if he loses his trial in which he's accused of plagiarizing Marvin Gaye's classic "Let's Get It On."
Ed Sheeran made a dramatic vow from the witness stand this week in the “Thinking Out Loud” copyright trial.