"You'll need to update your Apple Music subscription to allow me to do that for you.”

I was having the same issue. Saw a comment lower in the thread that suggested adding "from my Library" too the end of the request. That did it for me.

This really annoys me for apple to do that. Between this and the decision years ago to remove genius playlists from the phone... I really wish there was some other music option. Apple just keeps getting worse.

MacUser_2001,

Let's check some settings on your iPhone.

1. Open Settings > Music.
2. You should see the option there to turn off Show Apple Music. Make sure the toggle there is gray. This should eliminate the prompt to sign up for Apple Music.

Test with Siri again and report back.

Kind regards.

Hey there MacUser_2001,

If you haven't already, you could see restarting your iPhone 14 Pro may help Siri play albums without any issues: Restart your iPhone - Apple Support Restarting may help refresh the iOS and resolve unexpected issues.

Another step you can take is to ensure your iPhone is fully updated, to see if that may help as well since updates can includes fixes for issues. You can check for an update in Settings > General > Software Update. If there is an available update, you'll want to backup before updating as seen in here: How to back up your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch - Apple Support

This article also shows how to update with a computer if that is your preferred method: Update your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support

Let us know if that helps or if you've already tried those steps.

Take care!

I am having the same problem. I tried turning off Show Apple Music. It worked on my iPad mini 6. I asked Siri to play Willie Nelson and she did. But I tried it on my iPhone 2020SE and I still got the message about having to update my Apple Music subscription. I've never had a subscription to Apple music. This is music I paid for on iTunes or music I transferred from CDs to my computer to my iPhone. Apple doesn't own any of it!

Thanks for reaching back out MacUser_2001,

Reach out to Apple Support for further assistance and they can look into why you're continuing to see the prompt: Contact - Official Apple Support

Take care.

Same here. Noticed this today. Tried suggestions and nothing has worked to fix it so far.

This is false. I spent almost an hour on the phone today with Apple support, and they couldn’t help me. I’m still having this issue.

This works! Thank you but still think they could solve the problem and put it back the way it was. Maybe with a future iOS update.

I have the same problem and this solution did not work for me.