AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTour Shock: Macklemore has been dropped from the remaining U.S. dates of Ed Sheeran’s stadium Loop Tour after venues allegedly objected to his onstage “Free Palestine” statements, with the promoter saying the lineup change avoids cancellations. Comeback Spotlight: Celine Dion returned to the stage in Paris for her first full concert in six years after stiff-person syndrome, delivering an emotional, sell-out show that reignited global attention on her live comeback. Legacy News: The Beatles shared a newly released recording of “Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)” (Second Version-Take 2) ahead of the expanded Rubber Soul special edition. New Music: Dog Unit announced second album “Runners” plus a UK headline tour; Twisted Teens set “The Holy Cross Tigers” for November with the single “When We First Met.” Tech & Culture: A Shibuya “Vinly Bar” startup raised $5.5m to build music-play apps without AI prompting, aiming to turn music creation into a game-like experience. Pop Politics: Amaal Mallik clarified his song-credit warning wasn’t aimed at Salman Khan personally, but at his production/digital teams. Live & Local: St Paul’s defended its fabric club-music partnership, insisting it won’t be “raves in the nave.”
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