Random music news for Wednesday, January 15, 2025
A university is banning these Gen Z slang terms. Good luck with that. Moving to music news (and social media news, it turns out) for January 15, 2025…
- Not a lot of performers have accepted an invitation to perform at Trump’s inauguration. So far, he has Carrie Underwood and The Village People. I wonder if Carrie’s setlist will include her hit “Before He Cheats?”
- Nominees for the 2025 Juno Awards will be unveiled on February 11.
- What platform pays out more for song streams, Spotify, Apple Music, or Peloton. Yep. The third one.
- There’s a new book on using music as medicine. This is worth a look.
- A reel-to-reel recorder once owned by Ringo Starr is up for auction.
- Here’s a review on the new British documentary on Marilyn Manson: “Horrifying but essential viewing.”
- This will be of interest to record collectors: “Secret 7-inch.”
- The Robbie Williams biopic is officially a bomb at the box office. Too bad, too, since the premise is interesting and the reviews were good.
- What’s the future of Soundgarden? Here’s the latest.
- This is a list of the best-selling rock songs so far in the 21st century.
- John-Angus MacDonald of The Trews now has his own radio show.
- Er, why?
BONUS: The old days of lining up for concert tickets… (Via Ed n Eve).
BONUS BONUS: “Raw water.” Don’t fall for it.