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Random music news for Wednesday, October 2, 2024

According to geologists, Mt. Everest is having something of a growth spurt. Meanwhile, in music news for October 2, 2024…

  1. Instructive: A look into the US DOJ’s lawsuit against Live Nation.
  2. I’ve written about this before: Can you copyright a rhythm? That’s at the centre of an interesting plagiarism case. (Via Rick J)
  3. About 25% of indie artists take their music straight to TikTok. This poses a challenge for record labels, especially the majors.
  4. Coldplay says that they will definitely retire after released their 12th album.
  5. Ludacris has a new mission: To find the purest drinking water on Earth.
  6. What the hell is the Bop Spotter? Oh. (Via Chris)
  7. Green Day’s Punk Bunny coffee has launched three new flavours for the holidays plus some hot cocoa.
  8. Saga vocalist Michael Sadler has been diagnosed with a rare form of muscle cancer.
  9. This is fun: The story of the first transistor radio.
  10. An Anthony Kiedis biopic? It looks like it.
  11. Beyonce’s new whisky is…not good.
  12. Meta has introduced a new VR headset.
  13. Ed Sheeran is making so much money, he pays more in taxes in the UK than Starbucks.
  14. Here’s a switch: Organizers of a Last Dinner Party Gig had to apologize because security was too condescending to MALE concertgoers. (Rick J again)
  15. This music streaming service is NOT happy with what Tesla just did.

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BONUS: Got a migraine? Try a vibrator. No, seriously.

Alan Cross

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