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Random music news for Saturday, March 30, 2024

Oh, great. The noise is going to be insane. On to music news for March 30, 2024…

  1. Diddy might want to bone up on this other music star raid.
  2. The TV ratings for the JUNOS were not good. Time for a re-vamp?
  3. Podcasting continues to explode in popularity. These new numbers are impressive.
  4. Here are the first 150 acts performing at NXNE 2024.
  5. Here’s why Triumph will never make the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
  6. Lizzo doesn’t like social mediia very much. Here’s why.
  7. According to IMDb, Apple TV+ has the most high-quality streaming library.
  8. Fun: This is from the days when you had just a black and white TV and couldn’t afford colour.
  9. Anyone for some new hymns?
  10. Remember Paul McCartney’s long-lost Hofner bass? He was very, VERY generous to the family that found it. VERY generous.
  11. People still want to see AC/DC. Their European tour sold 1.5 million tickets in one day.
  12. Who would have guessed that Limp Bizkit could predict the future for something like this?
  13. TikTok is fighting back against a proposed ban in the US with this campaign.
  14. This is probably the right weekend for a music video featuring a priest spraying holy water in a werewolf’s face.
  15. Plagiarism problems for Rammstein.

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BONUS: If you’re gonna be a dumb influencer, you’re going to end up in bad situations.

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One thought on “Random music news for Saturday, March 30, 2024

  • What I find interesting about the US wanting to ban TikTok, is that China has banned Facebook, Twitter, Google, Instagram, YouTube and others. Suddenly, when TikTok appears as a possible spy tool for the CCP, and the US is worried about what they are doing, China and it’s company put up a big stink over it.

    I am not saying TikTok is doing what people allege, but if China was worried about what the US’s big social media businesses were doing in their country, why shouldn’t the west be worried about what China’s social media companies are doing here?

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