
Music Biz Headlines, July 10, 2017
From Lorde to Billboard
NZ's Joel Little is the biggest thing on the US charts this week — industryobserver.com
Powerful new exhibit at Rock Hall of Fame
New $15M installation is entitled Power of Rock — Dale Kang, AP
Palestinian activists disrupt Radiohead concert in Scotland
Band's decision to play in Israel creates flak — consequenceofsound
The disastrous Fyre Festival may have wrecked it for everyone
The Bahamas catastrophe could make it harder for an entire industry to insure events already known for risky behavior --- Polly Mosendz, Bloomberg
Henry Rollins: America's real safety net is drugs, alcohol, cheap food and free porn
Outspoken rocker sounds off --- LA Weekly
Does music played in a metadata void actually make a sound?
An essay about how sound is inscribed --- Marc Weidenbaum, newmusicbox.org
Eddie Money appeals ruling on Motion to Dismiss claims by former drummer
A heated case seems destined for trial --- Hannah Karp, Billboard
U2’s Edge helps Fender find what it’s looking for with new app
Fender Play aims to replace the guitar teacher for $20 a month — Lucas Shaw, Bloomberg
Shania Twain battles complications from Lyme disease, warns about the risks
The Canadian country music superstar reveals she’s battling the disease as a result of a tick bite over 10 years ago — Victoria Ahearn, CP
Koerner Hall still dazzles after almost a decade
Performance space at Royal Conservatory’s historic headquarters in Toronto still wins rave for esthetics and acoustics — Nick Patch, Toronto Star
Inspired by love and Montreal, singer-songwriter Scott Helman evolves with his audience
There was nothing mysterious or cryptic about the inspiration behind his debut full-length album, Hotel de Ville — Eric Volmers, Calgary Herald
Rock’n’Roll Guns for Hire review – meet the hidden talents behind Bowie, Prince and the Stones
They live in the shadow of stars with huge egos who can’t always remember their own songs. So what’s it like to spend your entire career realising someone else’s vision? — Tim Dowling, The Guardian
Ed Sheeran blows the roof off the ACC
British hitmaker plays two sold-out arena shows — Jane Stevenson, Toronto Sun
I joined a cult for four years and lost $1M but maybe in the end I won
The strange tale of hit songwriter Desmond Child —MBW
Charlie Angus' journey from punk rock activism to political office
A profile of the candidate for the NDP federal leadership — rabble.ca