Random music news for Wednesday, July 10, 2024
Looking for a new gig? Tasmania is offering some interesting jobs like a wombat walker and truffle snuffler. Moving on to music news for July 10, 2024…
- Where is music headed? Lucian Grange, the head of Universal Music, has some thoughts.
- What does Apple think about radio, spatial audio, and classical music? Here’s one look at all that.
- A prediction: The global music business will be worth over US$53 billion by 2928.
- It looks like Blackstone will buy the Hipgnosis Song Fund for US$1.584 billion,
- A Journey fan was ripped off to the tune of $120,000 by a Steve Perry imposter.
- Ticketmaster says the recent data breach shouldn’t result in any problems with Taylor Swift tickets.
- A former head of the Federal Communication Commision is not happy with the US Government’s inaction over AI.
- Remember all the hassles caused by Prince dying without a will? Well, it all just got worse.
- Guelph’s Hillside Festival has a new offer for parents and children.
- That’s DOCTOR Spice Girl, thank you.
- Here’s a list of the best podcasting gear for 2024.
- A Spanish punk band has a song called “Let’s Go Bomb Tel Aviv” that’s getting attention. Surprise.
- The government of Western Australia paid Coldplay MILLIONS for a single private show.
- Oh, Elton John. Really?
- Deep Purple finally performed “Smoke on the Water” on the Lake Geneva shoreline.
BONUS: Can’t sleep? This won’t help. This blind Bulgarian soothsayer that humanity’s downfall begins next year. You’re welcome.
