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Music News for July 9, 2008
After years of chaos, Motley Crue still no "Saints" (Reuters)
Reuters - When author Neil Strauss first met
Motley Crue, the scene could have been ripped right from "The
Dirt," the 2001 band autobiography he co-wrote with the group
that became a New York Times best seller.
Battle for radio royalties gains momentum (Reuters)
Reuters - Chances appear slim that Congress
will vote this year on legislation requiring terrestrial radio
stations to pay artists and labels performance royalties to
play their recordings.
Indie Acts Gear Up For Festival Season (Yahoo! Music)
Yahoo! Music - Rock festival season is underway, with Coachella and Bonnaroo already over, the Warped and Ozzfest tours traveling from coast to coast, and Chicago's Lollapalooza and New Jersey's All Points West events around the corner in early August.
Nate Dogg Charged With Stalking (E! Online)
E! Online - Nate Dogg is in some deep doo-doo.
Set Issues Derail Britney's Madonna Shoot (E! Online)
E! Online - Britney Spears and Madonna's latest hookup has been temporarily derailed by a technical glitch.
Growth remains slow for mobile music services (Reuters)
Reuters - Struggling music subscription services have opened a new front in their battle for legitimacy: the mobile phone.
Nickelback joins Live Nation in global deal (Reuters)
Reuters - Canadian rock band Nickelback has
signed a global recording, touring and merchandising deal with
concert promoter Live Nation Inc that an industry source said
was worth between $50 million and $70 million.
Kidman birth adds to Nashville's image as oasis (AP)
AP - Nicole Kidman has described Nashville as a quiet escape, a nice place to raise a garden or grab coffee without photographers in tow.
LA prosecutors charge Nate Dogg with stalking (AP)
AP - Prosecutors have filed felony charges against Nate Dogg, who authorities suspect threatened and stalked his wife.
The first lady sings; Will the new album score? (AP)
AP - She charmed the queen of England, captivated Israel, impressed President Bush and won over the hardest sell of all — the French.
