Random music news for Tuesday, January 8, 2025
Brain bacteria: It might be a good thing. Entertain it with some music news for January 8, 2025.
- There is much concern over the death of net neutrality in the US. What does that mean for consumers? More than you might realize.
- This guy made £42,000 selling stolen songs by Coldplay and others on the dark web.
- So THAT’S how AC/DC got their name. Thanks for setting the record straight.
- Will Weird Al get nominated for The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? Don’t count it out.
- Don’t stab your fellow concertgoers, dude.
- The man who killed Tejano pop star Selena 30 years ago has applied for parole.
- If TikTok gets banned in the US, that means creators will lose US$1 billion in revenue the first month.
- Apple has to pay a fine of US$95 million because Siri has big ears.
- Thinking on bailing from the cesspool that is Xitter? Here’s everything you need to know about Bluesky.
- Nicki Minaj has been sued for assault by a male rapper.
- WestJet 1, Swifty 0.
- The estate of Isaac Hayes is determined to sue Donald Trump over unauthorized use of the song “Hold On I’m Coming.”
- Three members of Jane’s Addiction are working on new music. One of them is not named Perry Farrrell.
- The Cure is teasing a new album for next summer, which would coincide with a tour.
- Limp Bizkit beer? You first.
BONUS: What does a sound system featuring US$370,000 sound like? (Via Rick J)