Pop musicians
Ready for it? Swifties swarm German museum to see Ophelia painting
Since the single’s release last month, Swift fans have flocked to the Wiesbaden museum to see the work
Jon Bon Jovi ‘grateful and humble’ to tour again after vocal cord surgery
The 63-year-old singer undergoes rehab after 2022 surgery to regain strength to sing live again
Why we still haven’t hit peak 1990s nostalgia
The cost of living, geopolitical turmoil and omnipresent technology have the old and young alike pining for simpler times
UK music tourism hits record £10 billion in 2024: study
[LONDON] Music tourism contributed a record £10 billion (S$17.5 billion) to the UK economy last year as fans flocked to live shows by Taylor Swift and other big acts, industry data from UK Music revea...
Taylor Swift’s catalogue win is a masterclass in business
Emerging artists, long-established musicians and big bosses in the music industry can take away something from her victory
With Kid Rock at his side, Trump signs executive order targeting ticket scalping
[WASHINGTON] President Donald Trump on Monday (Mar 31) signed an executive order aimed at protecting fans from “exploitative ticket scalping” and reforming the US live entertainment ticketing industry...
After regional coups for Gaga and Swift, Singapore should aim to be the natural, not just negotiated, concert choice
Unlike Swift’s S-E Asia-exclusive stop in 2024, no government grants were given for Gaga’s upcoming concerts
China’s hottest stock, Pop Mart, rockets 370% on craze for collectibles
Pop Mart is likely the first homegrown Chinese consumer brand to achieve significant global success by attracting consumers via intellectual property, design and products, rather than pricing.
Lady Gaga to hold free concert at Rio’s Copacabana Beach: sources
The move is part of the Brazilian city’s efforts to provide a boost to the local economy
K-pop band NewJeans leaves label over ‘mistreatment’
CHART-topping K-pop group NewJeans announced on Thursday (Nov 28) their decision to leave their label ADOR, accusing the company of “mistreatment”.
