AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLive Music: Aerosmith will play two Hollywood Bowl shows, joined by stars including Slash, Run-DMC and Billy Idol, in a return that raises questions about whether this is the band’s final bow. Royalties: U.S. music publishers are set to receive about $7 million a month from April, as a Music Modernization Act process redistributes unclaimed streaming royalties. Touring: Westlife bring their 25th-anniversary tour to London’s O2 this weekend, with three shows running Oct. 9–11. Music Books: A new unauthorized Beck biography examines how Scientology shaped the singer’s life and career. Venues: Southsea Cinema must stop late-night events and change its premises supervisor after neighbors complained about loud live music. In Sedona, seven groups have responded to a request for ideas to restore and operate the shuttered Cultural Park amphitheater.
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