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Study: Ticket Fees In New York Have Risen 36 Percent Since 2016
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JO1’s Sho and Keigo on “Handz In My Pocket” and the J-Pop Group’s Experience Promoting in the U.S.
The J-pop boy group recently released their latest single, “Handz In My Pocket,” last month, which was selected through a vote by all members of the 11-piece outfit.
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“I’d Do It Again Tomorrow”: Bob Vylan Frontman Defends Glastonbury Chant, Calls Backlash “Disproportionate”
In his first interview since sparking a global backlash with anti-IDF chants at Glastonbury, Bobby Vylan tells Louis Theroux why he stands by the moment that changed everything — and why race, politics, and free speech are inseparable in the U.K. music scene.
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Ticketmaster Says It Will Ban Multiple Accounts Following FTC Suit
Live Nation called brokers using multiple accounts to get tickets "unfair to artists and fans," while also denying the FTC's claims from the agency's lawsuit last month.
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Kenny Loggins Slams Donald Trump for Using “Danger Zone” Song “With the Sole Purpose of Dividing Us”
The 1980s hitmaker demanded the unauthorized use of his recording from the 'Top Gun' franchise be removed from an AI video that the president shared on social media.
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Backstreet Boys’ AJ McLean Reveals Why His New Solo EP Is Titled ‘Hi, My Name Is Alex’
The singer also shares the release date and opens up about being four years sober.
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Brandy Explains Why She Abruptly Left the Stage During Concert With Monica
The singer apologized for leaving mid-performance in Chicago and thanked her fans for understanding.
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Sam Rivers, Founding Bassist of Limp Bizkit, Dies at 48
"Today we lost our brother. Our bandmate. Our heartbeat. Sam Rivers wasn’t just our bass player — he was pure magic," the band wrote in a heartfelt Instagram post.
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Kylie Jenner on Potentially Making More Music: “I Don’t Think I’m Like Adele or Anything”
The beauty mogul adds, "I would love to try" when it comes to creating more tunes.
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NMIXX Thrives on Change With Their First Full-Length Album, ‘Blue Valentine’
The K-pop girl group opens up about evolving their sound, balancing vocals with intense choreography and revisiting their debut track with new perspective: “We have the skills to back up any genre that we do.”
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Two New Documentaries Share the Darkness and Light of Ozzy’s Osbourne’s Final Years
This is a story of resilience above everything else," 'Ozzy: No Escape From Now' director Tania Alexander says.
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Latin Music Revenue Tops $490 Million at Mid-Year: RIAA
"Latin music continues to earn new listeners and invigorate existing fans," RIAA vp, research Matt Bass said.
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Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley Pay Tribute to Kiss Guitarist Ace Frehley: “Irreplaceable Rock Soldier”
The legendary rock and roll musician died Thursday at age 74.
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Ace Frehley, Kiss Founding Guitarist, Dies at 74
"We are completely devastated and heartbroken. In his last moments, we were fortunate enough to have been able to surround him with loving, caring, peaceful words, thoughts, prayers and intentions as he left this earth," his family said.
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Cher, Michael Bublé Honor Warner Records COO Tom Corson at City of Hope Spirit of Life Gala
"I've found through my experience that people that are the heads of music companies are either suits or music men, Tom's a music man," Cher said as she introduced Corson on Wednesday evening.
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After ‘Lightyear’ Controversy, Snoop Dogg Added Gay Couples, New Song to Animated Kids Show
The icon has teamed with GLAAD on Spirit Day as he discusses his new love anthem for children and queer families: "It's a beautiful thing that kids can have parents of all walks and be shown love.”
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