Concert Films Have Become the Second Leg of an Artist's Tour
From the upper echelons of pop to the DIY basements and back rooms of indie touring, the "concert film" is transforming artist-audience connection.
Great Reads
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A brief history of The Beatles' impromptu live performance at 3 Saville Row in January, 1969, which would become their last ever concert.
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A cautionary tale on unauthorized AI-generated music theft, and what's broken about the current payment structure of royalties on platforms like Spotify.
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A growing wave of live music experiences is beginning to prove that it's the music itself — not alcohol sales or substance-abuse — that really matters.
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This exclusive excerpt from Keith Jopling's book "Riding The Rollercoaster" (Penguin/Random House) confronts the changing nature of Hit Songs.
A brief history of The Beatles' impromptu live performance at 3 Saville Row in January, 1969, which would become their last ever concert.
A cautionary tale on unauthorized AI-generated music theft, and what's broken about the current payment structure of royalties on platforms like Spotify.
A growing wave of live music experiences is beginning to prove that it's the music itself — not alcohol sales or substance-abuse — that really matters.
This exclusive excerpt from Keith Jopling's book "Riding The Rollercoaster" (Penguin/Random House) confronts the changing nature of Hit Songs.
