Ring, the security camera owned by Amazon, now has an indoor security drone camera. That'll freak out the dogs. On to music news for November 13, 2026.
- Steven Tyler of Aerosmith will go on trial in May. This will be the fifth judge to hear the case.
- Last weekend, Kanye set the world record for the most fans at a hip-hop concert: 83,132 at AT&T Stadium in Dallas.
- Toronto is getting a new music festival. Wear fast-drying clothes. Welcome to Waterbomb.
- This is why you shouldn't just use any photo you find on Google Images.
- YouTube streaming data will once again return to the Billboard charts. This is really in the weeds, but it will alter how high or low songs chart in the future.
- Muse, Facebook's AI, is now into podcasting--and the possibility for thievin' is high. (Via Bobby)
- Nick Cave: NOT a fan of music and AI. He calls it a musician's "final, most soul-destroying humiliation."
- Germany has moved to cap ticket resales at 20% or €20, whichever is less.
- Notch up another win for Angine de Poitrine. Actually, FIVE wins.
- Are portable turntables making a comeback? Maybe, if this thing catches on.
- Wired headphones are hot again. Bose and Sony have entered the chat.
- Meanwhile, the new Bluetooth standard that's coming next year promises that it will have more bandwidth to transmit music without compromising it.
- The Strokes are not a fan of Elon Musk and aren't afraid to tell everyone about it.
- BitTorrent: Still a haven for pirates.
- Songwriter's block? Willie Nelson says, "Try weed."
BONUS: Let's ask Noel Gallagher what Camden was like for music back in the 1990s.(Via Sean)
BONUS: Let's take a trip back to Camden of the 1990s with Noel Gallagher. (Via Sean)
