Random music news for Saturday, September 12, 2020
This could be the weirdest radio station I’ve ever heard of. Cool. Back to reality with a look at music news for September 12, 2020.
- Before we go any further, here are some hints about bad passwords. Take heed.
- Coronavirus update 1: COVID-19 hasn’t had much of an effect on American music industry revenues. In fact, they’re up nicely over the first half of 2020.
- Coronavirus update 2: Could the entrances to concerts look like this in the near future?
- Coronavirus update 3: Ian Brown has something to say about his critics who took issue with his coronavirus comments.
- Coronavirus update 4: Toots Maytall, leader of reggae legends Toots and the Maytalls, is dead at 77. COVID suspected.
- What’s the delay? Someone was shot!
- If you’re serious about portable high-resolution audio players–and if you have lots of money–you might want to look at this.
- Bose has three new pairs of audio-enabled sunglasses.
- The Grammy Museum now has its own streaming service called COLLECTION:live.
- Are these the best opening TV theme songs of all time? Discuss.
- Good news, Toronto. Sneaky Dee’s won’t go gently into that good night.
- Here’s a cool way to store your music collection. (I feel shame for the pun. Sorry. This came from Steven.)
- Are these the best band names of all time? Discuss.
- Madonnna is teasing her biopic.
- Nice going, Rolling Stones.
