Random music news for Tuesday, July 13, 2021
That’s a little too much for a Super Mario 64 game, don’t you think? Now let’s switch to music news for July 13, 2021. Mark Hoppus has a very important cancer test that
Read MoreThat’s a little too much for a Super Mario 64 game, don’t you think? Now let’s switch to music news for July 13, 2021. Mark Hoppus has a very important cancer test that
Read MoreNow THAT’S a knife! Music news for May 1, 2021. Marilyn Manson has been sued for sexual assault and sex trafficking by a Game of Thrones actress. An Australian politician has been found
Read MoreFashion has taken a real hit during COVID-19. If we’re not going out, why bother dressing up? I’m not sure how Gucci’s new $10,000 virtual dress will help matters. Ponder that and then
Read MoreCoronavirus update 1: Concerts will resume in Italy on June 15. Coronavirus update 2: British music magazines–the best on the planet–are struggling to survive. Coronavirus update 3: Here are ten things a touring
Read MoreOn this day in 1940, the first McDonald’s restaurant opened in San Bernardino, California. And now, the music news for May 15. A musician from Memphis committed suicide by lighting himself on fire
Read MoreHappy (Merry?) International Women’s Day! And now, the music news. Women are buying and selling more vinyl than ever before. Spotify bulks up with the purchase of Songalytic to help with creating playlists.
Read MoreGoing out to a club tonight? Have you noticed any difference in the size of the crowds? They have in Britain. In fact, they’re in the midst of what’s being called a serious
Read MoreI hate dandelions. Vinyl sales are up 260% over the last five years but the music industry is struggling to keep up with demand. Cliff Williams of AC/DC just sold his house for
Read MoreIf you’ve ever been to Japan, you’ll know that all dancing must stop once the clock strikes midnight. It’s the law, a measure imposed 66 years ago in an attempt to crush prostitution
Read MoreWhen I visited Russia a few years ago, it was immediately apparent that they do things differently in Moscow. Vanity Fair takes a look at the city’s club scene. There’s a reason you
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