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Marcel Artis Manager of the Month for Artis Entertainment
Building a career in entertainment is often seen as a glamorous pursuit, but for those who have built the infrastructure
Leigh-Anne’s Ego Orders Her To Do A Fan Edition
Leigh-Anne Delivers a Daring Debut with ‘My Ego Told Me To‘ Pop music has just welcomed a vibrant new voice,
Brian Eno was sick of rock and reinvented music
Brian Eno is a master of sound, possessing an innate ability to infuse any project with brilliance. As a producer,
Week in Review Oct 23-29 2026
The Remix: Navigating the New Era of Music Creation and Commerce The music industry is currently undergoing a fascinating transformation,
Angus Young reveals the arrival of the last two great rock songs in 1968
Rock ‘n’ roll, at its heart, is simple. As Angus Young himself notes, it’s the perfect soundtrack for teenagers, built
Nikki Sixx says Mick Mars misled fans and turned his back on Mötley Crüe
In the rocky landscape of rock history, some stories are written in riffs and lyrics, while others are etched in
Luvcat unleashes Vicious Delicious film for Halloween
Get ready for a cinematic dose of spooky fun, because singer-songwriter Luvcat is gearing up to release a special Halloween-inspired
Aerosmith Hollywood Bowl Setlist
Rock legends often face agonizing goodbyes, but the story of Aerosmith’s recent detour off the touring road offers a more
Lessons School Won’t Teach You
Meryl Streek isn’t just an artist; he’s a seismic force emerging from the heart of Dublin. As a one-man punk
Bay of Blood the 70s horror film that paved the way for slashers
Before the blood-soaked masked killers and jump scares of the slasher era, horror cinema had a wildly different, much more
Buried heads in sand review of The Big Moon Forever
Diving Deep: How The Skinny Found Hope in the Face of Silence with ‘Forever‘ In the ever-shifting landscape where indie,
Five unreal Fontaines DC collaborations
Most music fans indulge in the delightful fantasy of a dream collaboration list, imagining who they would invite into the
Trent Reznor snuck a metal track into a blockbuster
Johannes Persson, the driving force behind the post-metal behemoth Cult Of Luna, has shared a surprisingly serendipitous story about how
Ian McKellen shares touching tribute for Patrick Stewart
The film and theatre world mourned the passing of a beloved figure, but the tributes surrounding the loss of Patrick
Ian Anderson’s favorite Jethro Tull songs
When you think of Jethro Tull, the immediate image for many is that of a band defined by the flute.
Halloween without Myers becomes a horror anthology
In 1978, John Carpenter delivered more than just a film; he redefined the landscape of modern horror with his atmospheric
Gilmour’s Attack on Waters and Regret
The legacy of Pink Floyd, a monumental achievement in rock history, is often viewed through the lens of its internal
Copyright Alliance vs Meta: Terms called unconscionable rollout delayed
The digital world is constantly evolving, and the platforms we use for commerce are no exception. Just when we think
Suno battles majors over music catalogs and anti-AI concessions
The AI Music Battle: Suno Seeks Apple’s Witness in Licensing Fight The intense competition shaping the future of music licensing—especially
Garth Brooks cancels KC show tickets were made by bots
Big news for fans anticipating the Kansas City matinee: the show is officially calling a halt. The highly anticipated event
Spotify launches AI covers and remixes tool for $4–$5 monthly
The Future of Sound: Spotify is Brewing Up AI Remixes The world of music creation is poised for a major
Create music in ChatGPT Claude and Gemini with Suno
The AI Symphony: How Chatbots Are Becoming Your Personal Music Studios The landscape of digital creation is constantly evolving, and
The Who and Daltrey’s belief in superior bands
The 1960s weren’t just a decade; they were the seismic shift that cemented rock ‘n’ roll as a global phenomenon.
A hit saved Tom Jones’s career in 1987
In the swinging sixties, as The Beatles dominated the airwaves, a truly remarkable voice emerged from Wales to command attention