Staging a music festival is an extremely risky thing. Everything works on a knife’s edge. And while a promoter can make an insane amount of money from a festival, everything has to go
Read MoreThere can be big, BIG dollars in getting the band back together again. A British ticket reseller called Fanatix conducted a survey of about 4,000 people, asking them, “Who would you like to
Read More[Ross MacDonald was there for the press conference. – AC] Ottawa has two summer music festivals every year. July has Bluesfest, and closing out the summer is Ottawa CityFolk Festival from 16-20 September. It
Read MoreWhen it comes to listening to the radio, FM is the most popular set of frequencies. That’s what we talked about last time. In second spot is AM, which stands for “amplitude modulation.”
Read MoreResearchers think they’ve discovered a new circulatory system in the human body. It’s called the interstitium. Huh. Moving to music news for May 12, 2026…
Read More[This was my weekly column for GlobalNews.ca. – AC] If you’re beyond a certain age — and really, that age can be as low as 25 — you’ve probably muttered to yourself, “Music
Read MoreBig companies still see music as a long-term investment. If they acquire the rights to the catalogue of a popular artist, they have an opportunity to make money from that music for the
Read MoreThere are all kinds of sites online purporting to calculate how much an artist earns per stream on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and all the others. People then latch onto these numbers
Read MoreThe radio spectrum is a wide and varied thing. FM—frequency modulation—is the most popular, and you’d think that it would be the same all over the world. It’s not. The worldwide standard has
Read MoreThis is next level deepfake. Be afraid. Be very afraid. Meanwhile, music news for May 11, 2026… BONUS: What do we know about the Pentagon UFO files? Let’s look into that.
Read MoreThe world is filled with special frequencies and vibrations. This MIT video explores the relationship between mind, matter, and sound. (Via Sean)
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