Random music news for Monday, September 13, 2021
Somehow, it feels right to link to this video on a Monday. It’s satisfying. Once you’re done, move to music news for September 13, 2021.
- No vaccine passports for the UK this winter. What will that mean for live music and clubs? (Via Sean)
- China has banned all new video games, saying that children are “addicted to electronic drugs.”
- Alanis Morissette made some startling revelations in the new documentary about her.
- Josh Homme’s 15-year-old daughter has received a temporary restraining order against him. This whole situation sounds…complicated.
- Stone Temple Pilots have canceled some gigs due to “COVID-related issues.”
- Massive Attack canceled a show in Liverpool when they found that the venue was also hosting arms manufacturers.
- Check out this three-year-old kid lip syncing to Phil Collins’ “In the Air Tonight.” The air drumming needs work, but still…
- Hip-hop legend Afrika Bambaataa has been sued for child sex trafficking.
- The lawyer for the Nevermind baby (remember that lawsuit?) went on CNN the other day, and...
- Mick Brigden, a former manager of Mick Jagger, died while burying his dog.
- These are the biggest (in terms of capacity) music venues in the world.
- Jazz great Louis Armstrong was a spy? Cool!
- The new version of Metallica’s black album costs $50 to $70 for a download.
- The CN Tower offers a new light show for Toronto. Details here.
- And finally, a radio station that plays nothing but songs about the radio.
