The sprawling world tour began on Sunday (June 7) at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, with the show paying classy, heartfelt tribute to the band’s late drummer, Neil Peart.
SXSW London: 7 Biggest Takeaways From 2026’s Diverse & Headline-Grabbing Program
From hometown heroes to global sounds, all of culture had a place at 2026’s edition.
@CYRILTHEPRODUCER performing at Patcha 🍒 it was FIRE 🔥
Musicians Union Challenges Major Labels on AI Compensation
Photo credits: Luca Luperto The American Federation of Musicians (AFM) has filed a lawsuit against Universal Music Group (UMG) and Warner Music Group (WMG), alleging that the major labels violated their collective bargaining agreement regarding the use of music by AI companies. Filed on Friday, June 5, the lawsuit claims that UMG and WMG have licensed sound recordings featuring AFM-represented musicians to AI music companies Suno and Udio without providing proper compensation or credit to the performers. The union further […]
NTIA Urges UK Government to Designate Nightclubs as Cultural Institutions to Curb Venue Closures
Photo credit: Harrison Haines The Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) has urged the UK Government to designate nightclubs as cultural institutions, citing their role as vital creative ecosystems and the nation’s history as a global leader in club culture, as per reporting by DJ Mag. Warning of alarming closure rates, the NTIA seeks protection against redevelopment to preserve this “living cultural heritage”. The move aligns with international standards, such as Germany’s classification of clubs as cultural venues to shield them […]
Coke cranks up the VAR tension
Coca-Cola has been sponsoring the FIFA World Cup in various guises since 1950 (the year mighty England deigned to enter only to be knocked out by the USA) so, once again on home territory, Coke is giving it its best shot. Here’s the first of what seems to be a series from WPP’s Open X …
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Oscar Mackenzie of Jungle Creations picks his Desert Island Ads
Desert Island Ads Nike: Write The Future Nike’s staggering spot for the 2010 World Cup is a full-fat, turbo-charged blockbuster and in this writer’s humble opinion – the last of the “great” World Cup ads. Directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu, Write The Future is a tour de force. A dizzying journey of exuberance and a …
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Take On Me
Now if this doesn’t put you in a summer mood, you aren’t going to get there for all the sweet tea in China….
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Chris Lake, the Knicks, a Battle With the Weather & Renegade Stages in NYC: 5 Best Moments
After the New York Knicks won game two of the NBA finals on Friday (June 5), Lake played the final moments of the victory on a screen behind him on stage.
Rush’s Fifty Something Tour 2026 Setlist: Every Song Played at the First Show
The legendary Canadian rockers launched their massive Fifty Something tour on Sunday night (June 7) at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles.
