Random music news for Friday, November 27, 2020
Will in-person Black Friday shopping add to our COVID-19 problems? I’d bet on it. Stay home, shop online, and enjoy some music news for November 27, 2020.
- Nominations for the 2021 Juno Awards will be announced on December 1 through a virtual press conference.
- Is THIS why The Weeknd was snubbed for a Grammy nomination? Really?
- Good one, Killers.
- Call the Office, a longtime music venue in London, Ontario, has closed indefinitely.
- Twitter is going to relaunch account verifications early next year. Got any feedback for them?
- This is an interesting look at how the music of our youth shapes the rest of our lives.
- Wayne Kramer is suing Old Spice. As in the toiletries company.
- With a new Smashing Pumpkins album out today, Billy Corgan has a lot to say.
- Till Lindemann of Rammstein has written a National Geographic picture book.
- I didn’t think it was possible, but Travis Barker found more space on his body for new tattoos.
- Metal Batman.
- The new David Bowie biopic Stardust is getting some brutal reviews.
- Here’s a conspiracy theory I missed: Taylor Swift is a satanist clone of Zeena Schreck, the daughter of Church of Satan founder, Anton LaVey. (Thanks to Gregory for bringing this to my attention.)
- This sounds like an interesting restaurant.
