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Random music news for Friday, March 11, 2022

Oh, great. As if we don’t have enough to worry about, there’s this. Try not to worry too much as you go through music news for March 11, 2022.

  1. Clapping and shouting have been banned at South Korean concerts.
  2. PlayStation and Nintendo have suspended sales in Russia.
  3. Brian Adams and Jim Vallance are going to be inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame.
  4. Wow. I’d love to see this festival.
  5. Here’s another new interesting turntable design.
  6. Even CD sales are up in the US.
  7. Gen Z seems to have discovered Korn.
  8. Cool! Video game therapy for people who suffered a stroke.
  9. Arkells convinced a professor to reschedule an exam so a student can go to one of their gigs.
  10. This seems reasonable, but you know that some people are going to complain.
  11. A good list: 13 bands without any original members.
  12. Notorious B.I.G. NFTs.
  13. Weigh in on this: Is streaming killing the wedding DJ?
  14. Jack White isn’t going to like this: “Why filming concerts with your phone is actually good.
  15. This Billy Joel biopic is going to be missing something. Okay, a lot.
  16. Grimes and Elon Musk had a “secret” second baby: girl named Exa Dark Sideræl Musk (or, “Y” for short).

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BONUS: Here’s even more stuff to worry about.

BONUS BONUS: So many Canadians have headed over to Ukraine to fight against Russia, they have their own battalion.

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One thought on “Random music news for Friday, March 11, 2022

  • Jack White can bite my shiny metal a**. I don’t want to look at someone’s phone instead of the band for an entire show. But if I want to record my favorite song, or a special moment in concert, and especially if I can do it somewhat discreetly, then no one should be able to tell me “no” to that. I love some of the videos I’ve been able to capture from shows I’ve been at and share them with others (who then went on to go to those shows too)! And I’m tall, so I can hold the camera down lower and get a great shot without blocking people any more than I already am by just existing (which I can’t really help)

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