AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBroadway Economics: Andrew Lloyd Webber says “Cats: The Jellicle Ball” closing is a sign Broadway costs have become “unsustainable,” calling for the industry to “address” the price of mounting new shows. Pop Concert Buzz: Charli xcx kicked off Outside Lands with an era-spanning, high-production set built around “Rock Music,” mixing punk vocals, synth-heavy beats, and big stage visuals. Music Industry Loss: Producer William Orbit, who won Grammys for Madonna’s “Ray of Light,” died at 69. Songwriting Process: Phil Collins says many lyrics are improvised, including “In the Air Tonight,” which he claims was “80% improvised.” Guitar Culture: A deep dive tracks Muddy Waters’ famed Telecaster “The Hoss” and where it ended up after his death. Tech x Privacy: Australia’s smart-glasses boom raises fresh questions about whether current privacy laws can handle wearable cameras. Local Live Scene: Old Crow Medicine Show headlined at Weldon Mills Theatre, with a full run of upcoming regional dates listed.
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