The Last Human Industry
Why the people powering live concerts are having the wrong conversation about technology, and what we should really be doing to strengthen our approach.
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.
