News From the Music World
While competing music platforms continue to focus mainly on streaming services, Spotify has quietly built an extensive ticketing network that now spans partnerships with over…
Jungkook shatters boundaries as ‘Seven’ becomes the first K-pop song to amass 2.5 billion Spotify streams. Asian artists now command the global streaming throne. Industry insiders are taking notes.
Irish rap trio Kneecap abruptly scraps sold-out U.S. tour as band member Mo Chara faces mysterious court proceedings this September. Thousands of fans left in limbo. The legal drama could derail their American dream.
Live Nation’s 6,000-seat Salt Lake City venue demolishes conventional wisdom about entertainment spaces. This bold downtown project redefines the mid-sized music market. Artists and audiences will never look back.
Garbage’s “final” tour skips dozens of cities, leaving heartbroken fans scrambling to travel cross-country for one last chance to see their beloved band. Will yours be among them?
Playboi Carti’s “Antagonist 2.0” promises 28 arenas of beautiful chaos across America. Will you survive the notorious energy when rap’s wildest performer returns in 2025? VIP packages await the brave.
Can a $149 analog filter really challenge legendary Moog designs? Behringer’s BM-11M clone delivers vintage ladder filter warmth at a fraction of the price. Analog purists are fuming.
Tom Morello’s fiery 65-song playlist doesn’t just challenge ICE policies—it weaponizes Springsteen, Public Enemy, and global artists into a revolutionary soundtrack. Music becomes the ultimate protest tool.
Can K-pop stars be supernatural guardians? HUNTR/X’s chart-shattering “Golden” might be more than catchy music. Their battle with Saja Boys goes beyond Korean mythology. The barrier is breaking.
Tom Morello pivots to solo ventures while Rage Against The Machine’s future hangs in limbo. His ambitious 2025 tour might overshadow the band’s legendary status. Will fans follow?
At 80, Pete Townshend abandons The Who’s grand stadiums for intimate solo showcases spanning 140 tracks. His bold reinvention defies rock star retirement norms. Musical evolution continues.
