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Hi All,

can you please do one thing if you want to save time.

1. go to music(iphone) from itunes.
2. select the 'selected playlist, artists,albums and genres'
3. 
4. deselect all song(if any playlist, artists,albums and genres selected) click on Apply and sync.
5. again select Entire music library and sync.
6. The problem will be solved.

OK, same problem here. The song was ripped from a CD, song played on the computer, I don't use apple services, etc.

I went to preferences in iTunes to purchased music and saw that there was a check mark in the sync settings across devices.

I unchecked that.

The song started playing on my iphone.

So, it seems that Apple does indeed want to control our music.

THe only way I have been able to fix the problem is "delete" all the music from my lap top but remember to KEEP THE FILES! Then reinstall them folder by folder and the problem is fixed. With +33,000 songs this is a painful and arduous process but I wanted to keep all my ripped music. Living in Africa I don't always have access to data to play music from Apple and I therefore like to keep my own music!

I'm sure the bug will get fixed, but I can't wait! Apple needs to do some more testing; think of the consumer rather than profits.

On your iPad, turn off in Settings--Music: show apple music.

That way it shows and allows your OWN songs, not their APPLE police version of your songs. And reset your warnings in iTunes on your Mac or PC. (iTunes--preferences--advanced--reset warnings.

For what it may be worth, I had the exact issue. I also have Apple Music. I had to turn off Cloud Music and resync. That fixed it for me.

Sign out and back into you Apple account on your phone (Settings->Apple I.D.->iTunes & App Store). Shazam.

Thank you ApexSpeed. Your suggestion worked for me.

For anyone trying to sync via wifi (which I did first time round) this may not work for you, it didn't for me. I had to physically connect my iPhone to iTunes on my Mac via a cable.

when you connect your phone to your computer make sure to hit the reset warnings and you should be good. I had the same thing that my songs were grayed out, i went back and hit reset warnings and then synced it again now i can play my music

Yea I had this problem too and almost went into Incredible Hulk mode and started searching for an answer. Then I clicked on the Manually manage music and videos box and hit Sync again and again until it worked and now I can listen to my music tracks. Sometimes iTunes gets temperamental and hung up on tracks and I've have had to go through this for the past 15 years where songs don't transfer and get blocked out, lol.

ALL you did was use a vpn? Without understanding how vpn works, apparently. VPN disguises your identity by routing your internet access to another location, usually in a different country. So iTunes says, “Ah, you’re in Lower Slobovia. Your music isn’t licensed to use in that country”.

Okay, fought this all afternoon, none of the solutions on this discussion worked for me. As I was trying to manually drag songs from my P.C. playlist onto my device (iPhone), I got the message that not all files would be moved because I had iCloud Music Library enabled. Once I “dis”abled it, all my greyed-out songs reappeared. So, under “Settings” on iPhone (I have an SE), I selected “Music”, and then toggled the “iCloud Music Library” button to off. Went back to the Music app, and clicked on Songs...all the greyed-out songs were back. When I reversed this action, i.e. toggled the iCloud Music Library button to “on” and then went back to my songs thru the music app, they were gone again. FYI I had already downloaded the most recent iOS update, 12.3.1.

Reauthorize the computer you use for itunes and then it will work.

I’m in the uk I went to settings changed my region in General to United States Of America and it plays then change it back and it stays

If you go to settings and then click on music you can reset your sync library by turning it off then on.