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Lil Wayne vs Kendrick Lamar: Super Bowl Performance Debate In this video, we dive into the controversial question: Should Lil Wayne or Kendrick Lamar perform at the Super Bowl? Discover the perspectives, opportunities, and opinions surrounding this enticing decision in the world of music and sports entertainment. #SuperBowl2024 #LilWayne #KendrickLamar #MusicDebate #PerformanceShowdown #HipHop #SportsEntertainment #MusicOpportunities #CelebrityNews #FanOpinions

["Yet despite the explosive growth of K-pop to a 12.7 trillion won ($9.2 billion) a year business, the industry is at a crossroads. It commands only a fraction of what Morgan Stanley estimates is an overall $130 billion global music market, which includes albums, audio and video streaming as well as concerts. While it has an outsized share of global physical album sales, that market has halved in the last 15 years. The big areas of growth in the international music industry are concerts and streaming — and here K-pop is a relative minnow."] Interesting analysis regarding the future of #Kpop and its exponential turn towards the global stage.

Pick your favorite Bruce song: ? Born to stream? ? The Rising?? ? Darkness on the edge of ticket sales? The Boss realized the 3rd highest tour revenues last year, which is an impressive feature given his lenghty shows (avg 3,5hrs) at age 74. With streaming frenzy around us, it is encouraging that live events are also flourishing. In 2023, ticket proceeds from the top 100 music tours rose 46% year on year to USD 9.2 billion, according to Pollstar Media. Even outside of Taylor Swift’s Eras tour, which grossed more than USD 1 billion, concert ticket sales were still up an impressive 29% year on year aided by Beyoncé. As mentioned, the number 3 ranked tour by earnings in 2023 was Bruce Springsteen’s, who at 74 is 40 years older than the GDP-moving pop star. https://lnkd.in/eSrFRx83 h/t Daniel Ernst #thematics #disruption #equity #livenation Jack Neele Richard Speetjens, CFA Ed Verstappen CFA/CEFA Carl Ghielen Sam Brasser Steef Bergakker Marco van Lent

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? The identity of the next 3 radio groups to file for bankruptcy. ? Apollo is the largest private equity owner of radio and their investments are in trouble – why? ? How private equity sees the future of radio ownership from their perspective. ? A litmus test for whether now is the best time to buy a highly-discounted radio station. ? What happens when iHeart, Cumulus and even Audacy file second bankruptcies which are being predicted. https://lnkd.in/e7pHSM-i

From Pop to Portfolio. Here's my weekly perspective on the growing #musicindustry.

From Pop to Portfolio. Here's my weekly perspective on the growing #musicindustry.

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From Pop to Portfolio. Here's my weekly perspective on the growing #musicindustry.

New Post: Universal Music Group and DGMC Want to Build a ‘Music City’ in the?UAE - https://lnkd.in/g9VUxdr6 - Universal Music Group is poised to open its first Capitol Studios outside of Hollywood, plus live performance spaces, music education academies and a new record label, as part of a collaboration with DGMC in the burgeoning music hub of the United Arab Emirates. UMG and DGMC, a UAE-based music organization, will work together to build what’s described as a “Music City” that will serve as a regional hub for both local and global recording artists and songwriters in the fast-growing Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. The planned studios will include all the latest accoutrement, including a Dolby Atmos mixing room, state-of-the-art recording equipment and rehearsal rooms for artists and writers. The label will be a joint venture between the two companies and will work to turn local artists into global stars. “At its heart, the UMG-DGMC partnership’s aim is to support and nurture talented artists and songwriters in the region and help them reach their full creative and commercial potential,” the companies said in a joint announcement on Monday (Feb. 12). The tie-up follows on the heels of UMG’s acquisition of UAE-based music company Chabaka late last summer to become part of Virgin Music Group. An increasingly attractive region for music mergers and acquisitions, MENA had the highest growth rate of any global region in 2021 and the third-fastest growth — 23.8% — in 2022, according to the IFPI. “We have long recognized the potential in the Middle East, and are incredibly proud to be working with world-class partners like DGMC,” said Adam Granite, executive vp of market development for UMG. “We share their excitement and vision to harness this potential and nurture the next generation of recording artists and songwriters. Our partnership will create a powerful platform for the incredible talent in the region and accelerate their careers at home and abroad.” - #news #business #world -------------------------------------------------- Download: Stupid Simple CMS - https://lnkd.in/g4y9XFgR -------------------------------------------------- or download at SourceForge - https://lnkd.in/gNqB7dnp