About eight years ago, I led a music tour of London with group of music fans. It was fantastic fun, and we agreed to do it again. But just as planning started, COVID
Read MoreThere’s a place at 1245 St. Clair West in Toronto called Cat’s Cradle Sports and Spirits. Not only are they into sports and spirits, but the owners are massive fans of U2. Each
Read MoreThe original “Camouflage” music video, directed by Spike Jonze and illegally shot without permits on the streets of Los Angeles, is an all-time classic. Now comes this stop-motion version of the clip that
Read MoreData centres will be the death of us. See? On the other hand, music news for June 20, 2026, is good for you. BONUS: Christopher Waltz and Sesame Street, together at last.
Read MoreThe best Trump could do for his Freedom 250-sponsored Great American State Fair was Vanilla Ice. And now he’s even been dumped for what will be a big MAGA rally on July 4
Read MoreThis is the kind of nerdy music reading I just love. With Uncharted Territory: What the Numbers Tell Us about the Biggest Hit Songs and Ourselves, Chris Dalla Riva uncovers some odd facts
Read MoreSounds Profitable is a podcasting industry trade organization. They’ve got new research showing the methods by which people discover new podcasts. YouTube is king, followed by TikTok, and Instagram. Here’s a cool chart.
Read MoreMany artists won’t go back and listen to their previous albums because all they hear are the mistakes and the things they should have done to make it better. But what’s done is
Read MoreYou can’t join the Mile High Club on a Ferris wheel. Or can you? As for music news for Friday, June 19, 2026… BONUS: The Simpsons Extreme Makeover – Homer Edition (Via Sean)
Read MoreWhen Donald Trump’s Freedom 250 organization tried to book acts to play the Great American State Fair on the National Mall in DC, it turned into an embarrassment. The only act that didn’t
Read MoreThere’s a new report that has information on women in music, specifically how important women are to the live music sector. Almost 15,000 women from 12 countries were interviewed for the study, called
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