Spotify is technically celebrating its 20th birthday, but don't worry if the dates seem off. The company is commemorating the two decades since it was founded, and not when it launched back in 2008. (It didn't launch in the US until 2011.

Users reported issues with Spotify, with thousands experiencing problems on the mobile application during the possible outage.

What song were you super into in 2006? Was it the Fray’s “How to Save a Life,” the Black Eyed Peas’ “My Humps,” Bon Jovi’s “Who Says You Can’t Go Home,” or, say, any song from the first season of Hannah Montana? How many times in a row ...

Spotify users are reporting issues with the online music streaming service, primarily with the app and server connection.

Spotify’s Android app is breaking Google Cast support for many users, and while fixes exist, the real solution still depends on Spotify.

It's been 20 years of Spotify, and on this occasion, the streaming giant is allowing its users to revisit their listening history on the platform, including the first song they streamed, the day they joined Spotify,

Spotify 20 is like Spotify Wrapped for your entire listening history. Spotify is reading you for filth again, and it’s not even December yet. In honor of the streaming service’s 20th anniversary, it’s ready to embarrass you with 20 years’ worth of listening history — or as many years as you’ve used the app.

Spotify confirms that it's investigating a problem that's currently preventing many users from streaming their music.