[This was my column for GlobalNews.ca. – AC] For almost two years, COVID-19 saw to it that there was no live music. Tours stopped, roadies lost their gigs, venues suffered, and support staff were laid
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People in San Francisco are using robotaxis for…what? As for music news for August 14, 2023… More music news? Look here.
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The UK music industry is facing some really, really hard times. Energy prices have skyrocketed, affecting everyone from someone living in a flat to music venues that need lots of electrons to keep
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Did you buy a ticket to a show that was canceled or postponed because of COVID? If so, you might want to know about a new class-action lawsuit moving ahead in Canada against
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[Another Ottawa report from Ross MacDonald. – AC] At the beginning of the pandemic in 2020, Pearl Jam was an early victim, one of the first bands forced to cancel a world tour that
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The Montana Toilet Man. Be afraid. Calm down with some music news for August 18, 2022. Depeche Mode is back in the studio to help work through the death of Andy Fletcher. We
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Now that COVID has receded for the moment (or has it?), concerts are back in a big way. Analysis shows that Gen Z is among the most enthusiastic when it comes to the
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Pearl Jam’s Gigaton tour keeps running into issues. First, the whole thing was canceled in March 2020 in the first weeks of the COVID pandemic. When it finally did get back on track
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Sales of vinyl rocketed over the course of the COVID pandemic as people sought to pass the time whilst in lockdown and isolation. In general, sales were up somewhere close to 30%, which,
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“I’m not dead yet!” No kidding. “I’m not dead yet, either!” Oops. Once you shiver at the implications of those stories, move to music news for May 4, 2022. A Garth Brooks show
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This doomsday alarm clock would want me to stay in bed with the covers over my head. Then how would I be able to compile music news for April 29, 2022? A lot
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