AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNew Music: London duo Girlhood are drawing praise for This Will Make Sense In The End, a soul-inflected indie-pop album about relationships and self-discovery. Montreal-born Allison Russell is also heading home to Canada while touring behind her third album, In The Hour of Chaos. On the Road: Doja Cat brings her retro-leaning Ma Vie World Tour to Orlando on Nov. 14, with Latto joining as special guest. Music and Politics: Macklemore says arenas are refusing to host his Free Palestine tour, putting the spotlight on the pressures facing politically outspoken artists. Industry Shift: SoundCloud has teamed up with ElevenLabs to enable direct AI music publishing. Chart Watch: My Chemical Romance’s The Black Parade earns the band its first Billboard 200 No. 1, powered by physical sales. Live Venues: North Charleston is beginning a study of upgrades to its Coliseum and Performing Arts Center, which host concerts, orchestras and hundreds of other events each year.
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