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How the Grateful Dead Got Peppa Pig On Stage: A Conversation with Jonathan Shank
Jonathan Shank has been producing live events for two decades. Where does he think the live event space will be in the next ten years?
Mar 24
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Chris Dalla Riva
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Mommy, Why Did You Name Me Doja Cat?
Parents have gotten more experimental with naming their children in the last few decades. But how often does popular music influence those naming…
Mar 21
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Chris Dalla Riva
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How Have One-Hit Wonders Changed Over Time?
Daniel Parris returns to Can't Get Much Higher for a deep dive on one hit wonders.
Mar 21
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Daniel Parris
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The World's Most Interesting Google Search: A Conversation with Eric Hirshberg
Eric Hirshberg stepped down as the CEO of Activision in part to pursue music full time. He stopped by to talk about his unexpected career change and his…
Mar 17
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Chris Dalla Riva
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Recorded Music is a Hoax
I've got bad news. If you enjoyed a musical recording in the last 100 years, you've been deceived.
Mar 14
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Chris Dalla Riva
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Recorded Music is a Hoax
I've got bad news. If you enjoyed a musical recording in the last 100 years, you've been deceived.
Mar 14
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Chris Dalla Riva
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What I Learned Going to 100s of Concerts - Part III
Recalling my trips to see Foo Fighters, Kanye West, Harry Styles, and Lil Wayne.
Mar 10
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Chris Dalla Riva
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Avril Lavigne and the Future of Musical Translation
In 2007, Avril Lavigne released her hit song "Girlfriend" in 7 languages. George Ball chronicles how this might have been a harbinger for a larger…
Mar 7
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George Ball
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Avril Lavigne and the Future of Musical Translation
In 2007, Avril Lavigne released her hit song "Girlfriend" in 7 languages. George Ball chronicles how this might have been a harbinger for a larger…
Mar 7
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The Indie Future of Live Music: A Conversation with Dhruv Chopra
Dhruv Chopra and his business partners run Elsewhere, an incredible music venue in Brooklyn. Together they've tried to build the blueprint for how…
Mar 3
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Chris Dalla Riva
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February 2024
Don't Believe the Headlines. Music Festivals Aren't All the Same.
Many publications claim that music festival lineups are becoming more similar. I decided to investigate.
Feb 29
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Chris Dalla Riva
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Don't Believe the Headlines. Music Festivals Aren't All the Same.
Many publications claim that music festival lineups are becoming more similar. I decided to investigate.
Feb 29
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Chris Dalla Riva
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