Random music news for Wednesday, May 7, 2025
What’s worse for reaction time than driving high or drunk? That touchscreen in your car. I hope you’re someplace save so you can scroll through music news for May 7, 2025.
- There are problems with the music industry in Quebec because it has to comply with new language laws. (Via Tom)
- Beyonce has been sued by The Sphere in Las Vegas for doing this.
- The Black Sabbath finale show will now include Steven Tyler and the suriving members of Soundgarden.
- Are you still obsessed with cassettes? Then you might like one of these things.
- How did Katy Perry screw up her career so bad? Let’s have a look. (Via Christopher)
- The American music industry is still assessing the damage caused by the LA wildfires. (Christopher again)
- The FCC is now MAGA’s censoring machine. Discuss.
- Good idea, Oasis.
- This man spent a year recording a tree. The result is a four disc album.
- “60-Hour Dance Sessions, Simulated S**, and Ketamine: Inside the World of Hardcore VR Ravers.” Read all about it here.
- Morrissey had to postpone gigs in San Diego and Rancho Mirage after being hospitalized for “severe sinusitis.” That’s really, really painful, so we’ll give him a pass this time.
- Only Larry David would ask Paul McCartney this question.
- Ghost became the first hard rock act to reach the top of a Billboard chart in four years for their Skeleta album,
- Ghost fans are so devoted that a US$130 “ghildo” modeled after Papa V Perpetual sold out in minutes.
- Meanwhile, Grindcore band Pig Destroyer now has some interesting merch… And they’re all sold out.
BONUS: This happened to me. Twice. What’s going on, Air Canada?