Music Industry

Legend has it that seminal Delta bluesman Robert Johnson struck a midnight deal with the Devil at a deserted Mississippi crossroads. Johnson got his electrifying guitar talents, and “Old Scratch” got the young man’s soul. That Johnson was murdered young after just two recording sessions, and before he got around to categorically debunking the story only fed the legend.

The message was clear during the 2020 Billboard Music Awards. Throughout the broadcast, which aired on October 14 on NBC, several left-wing singers delivered a get-out-and-vote message.

Here’s something we’re seeing too much of lately: celebrities whining about politics. Singer Demi Lovato joins the ever-growing crowd of woke stars hating President Trump by releasing a brand-new Trump-hating song called “Commander in Chief.” On October 14, Demi Lovato released the song online prior to her performance on the Billboard Music Awards. T

Here we go again. This week music artist John Legend brought up the idea of leaving the country if President Trump is re-elected in November. Though if the singer does go through with it, that might be the nicest thing he’s ever done for us.

When Lady Gaga’s not making avant-garde dance music or doing her best impression of the alien from Independence Day during award shows, she’s usually saying something extraterrestrial and avant-garde about LGBTQ rights or social justice.

A lot of people seem confused as to the meaning of the word, “violence.” Small wonder when the Black Lives Matter and Antifa thugs beating, looting and burning their way through American cities are called “protesters denouncing police brutality.”

Pop star Madonna saw a bit of her own social media censorship the other day, when Instagram removed her post from their platform for spreading “conspiracy theories” about coronavirus. Interestingly, the 61-year-old pop star is a Chinese Virus truther who believes that Hydroxychloroquine may be a helpful therapeutic drug for people.

One professional rocker has been continuing his social media crusade against Black Lives Matter and, despite his bandmates’ more liberal leanings, has refused to back off of his support for law enforcement. Metal and hard rock music outlet Loudwire reported on “System of a Down” drummer John Dolmayan’s brave pro-police support.

The Obama media empire continues to gain new ground. In addition to carving out a piece of the Netflix pie, acquiring a hosting gig on PBS Kids, and selling millions and millions of books about her life, Michelle Obama is now getting her very own podcast via the music streaming platform Spotify.

The band formerly known as The Dixie Chicks made the front of the New York Times Sunday Styles with a full-page photo under the puffed-up headline “Still Fearless.” Inside was a two-page spread with posed photos, “A Sisterhood Skilled at Ignoring the Static.” The text box: “Three women flourished in an industry that never really loved or defended them.” Fortunately for the “Chicks” (…

The cultural revolution marches onward, encouraging weak-minded public figures to denounce themselves or change up their image because a vocal minority of their lefty fans might find something to be offended by. Country group Lady Antebellum recently announced that they would be changing their band name to Lady A to distance themselves from pre-civil war history.

For some reason someone like some pop music veteran Pink thinks she can get away with calling a major portion of the population un-American because they support a certain orange president she loathes.