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Random music news for Tuesday, July 8, 2025

I want one of these: An actual laser defense system for mosquitoes. I want this. You’ll probably want music news for July, 8, 2025, too.

  1. Billie Joe Armstrong may be in for a rough time at customs when Green Day tries to enter the US. Here’s why.
  2. Fans are worried about Justin Bieber’s state of mind again. Here’s why.
  3. There’s a music war going on between Pakistan and India involving fake songs. It’s rather interesting because it has broader political implications.
  4. Still on the topic of fake versions of songs, there’s a crisis in K-pop.
  5. Canadian rocker Aldo Nova fell and suffered a cervical spine fracture. Because the fracture occurred at C1, he may need to wear a neck brace for up to a year.
  6. So Bonehead was the reason Oasis reformed? That’s what Noel says.
  7. Despite/because of the controversy surrounding Bob Vylan following their Glastonbury performance, their album is back on the UK charts.
  8. One more note from the Ozzy/Sabbath finale: Slipknot’s Sid Wilson proposed to Kelly Osbourne in front of her dad after the show.
  9. Dear Rouge is removing all their music from Spotify after some issues with the platform.
  10. Apple Music has a list of the platform’s most-played songs. Guess what’s on top.
  11. For those following the frenzy of companies buying up song catalogues, Merck Mercuriadis is back and ready to buy.
  12. TikTok may be working on a new version of its app for the US.
  13. The Scorpions are getting the biopic treatment. Here’s a trailer.
  14. The City of Melbourne is really behind this upcoming AC/DC tour of the homeland.
  15. Would you stick around for a headliner that didn’t take the stage until 2:30 am? That’s what happened in New Orleans.

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BONUS: Al Jourgensen of Ministry had some great stories for Billy Corgan. (Via Eric)

Alan Cross

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