Random music news for Saturday, April 13, 2024
Who’s buying shares of Donald Trump’s dog of a media company? No one seems to know. Meanwhile, over in reality, here’s what’s happening with music news for April 13, 2024.
- How many genres of music are there? Glenn McDonald probably as a better idea than anyone.
- Coachella: Not cheap.
- Toronto’s St. Lawerence Centre–a great venue–is going to get a massive facelift.
- Tay-Tay is on the billionaires list.
- She’s also back on TikTok even though she’s signed to Universal Music which is boycotting the platform. How is that possible? Oh.
- Jerry Cantrell (Alice in Chains) got his beloved guitar back. It wasn’t stolen after all. (Via Tom)
- Is the era of the diss track over? Maybe.
- Spotify plans to allow users to speed up tracks–but there’s a catch.
- This year’s Coachella? Meh.
- Related to that topic, the average US music festival emits 228 metric tons of CO2.
- The first trailer for the Michael Jackson biopic is out.
- The Lenny Kravitz workout: Don’t do it, say trainers.
- Which Beatle had the best solo album? Let’s look at the data.
- Blame radio. It used to be a thing.
- Despite its best efforts, Apple is still a defendant in the Astroworld disaster case.
TwitterX is still on the hook in a US$250 million copyright lawsuit filed by music publishers.
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