Elvis Presley and Eminem publishers sue Suno over copyright

According to a report from The Next Web published on 11 November 2026, the music rights holders for Elvis Presley and the publisher for Eminem filed two new lawsuits against Suno, an AI music generation company, on 6 November in federal court in Northern California. These filings mark the earliest disclosed step in the matter. The two complaints set out separate claims, one concerning songs and the other concerning voice. The report also notes that Suno, valued at $5.4bn, has been named in lawsuits by an increasing number of rights holders, and the two new cases add to that growing docket. No details on the upcoming hearing schedule, court rulings, or responses from the parties involved have appeared in the available reporting. At this point, the matter stands at the stage of the complaints having been filed, with any further developments still unreported.