Ed Sheeran is expected to promote his new album today in NYC, a day after winning his copyright infringement case. JohnBDias has the details.
, who will be making appearances around New York City to promote the release of his new album,"Subtract."that was being closely watched by the music industry.
It comes just one day after a jury found he did not copy Marvin Gaye's song"Let's Get It On" when he wrote his hit"Thinking Out Loud."
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