Sheriffs who raided Afroman sue him for making a music video from security camera footage
Afroman did what many artists do best and put his real-life experiences to music, but not all the stars of “Will You Help Me Repair My Door” were happy with. Continue reading
REWIND: New music industry’s week in review
Get caught up in the music industry happenings by checking out this week’s news recap that includes posts about the Joe Rogan Spotify boycott, an upcoming live tour, and more.. Continue reading
International Live Music Conference moved to April, due to Omicron surge
And so it begins, the International Live Music Conference (ILMC) is pushed to April due to the rise in recent Covid cases. By Ian Courtney from CelebrityAccess Organizers for the 34th. Continue reading
Delivery-only ‘TikTok Kitchen’ chain opening soon
TikTok may be dominating not only social media, but also the culinary world soon with their new delivery-only restaurant chain. A guest post by Bobby Owsinski of Music 3.0. I. Continue reading
YouTube Copyright Transparency Report misses a lot
Youtube’s Copyright Transparency Report numbers don’t quite add up according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation. By Katharine Trendacosta from the Electronic Frontier Foundation YouTube recently released a transparency report on the status. Continue reading
REWIND: New music industry’s last week in review
This last week was jam-packed with music industry news, from NIVA offering members insurance, to a recent Youtube copyright claim report, to the decline in live show attendees, and more!. Continue reading
NIVA begins offering members access to health insurance
Some big changes are in the making in the music industry this week. The National Independent Venue Association is now offering healthcare insurance plans to venue, promoter, and festival employees.. Continue reading
