Random music news for Wednesday, March 28, 2018
Thirty-nine years ago today, Pennsylvania almost disappeared with the Three Mile Island nuclear meltdown incident. And for music news on March 28, 2018…
- The Junos got good ratings on Sunday night with 1.5 million tuning in during the Barenaked Ladies segment.
- Less than 48 hours after it was unveiled, the David Bowie statue was vandalized.
- The Uganda Communication Commission has shut down 23 radio stations for promoting and advertising witchcraft.
- Psy diplomacy? South Korea wants him to play in the North. (Via Tom)
- When will Apple stop selling digital downloads? “When people stop buying.”
- The Freddie Mercury biopic seems to be coming sooner rather than later.
- A Vietnamese activist singer has been detained following a tour of Europe.
- Lindi Ortega: ‘Music helps me cope with body dysmorphic disorder.‘
- Remember those late-night TV commercials pushing cut-rate music collections? George Carlin does. (Via Tom)
- R Kelly is being accused of grooming a 14-year-old girl to be a “sex pet.”
- Pon Farr. Click on that only if you get the reference.
- Heineken has removed an ad after Chance the Rapper called it “terribly racist.”
- Noise cannons. God bless America.
- The Roy Orbison hologram is going on tour with his son.
- Is Spotify really worth $30 billion? Let’s take a look.
- What will streaming look like in the future? Let’s take a guess.