AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFestival Watch: Ozzfest’s countdown ends Nov. 5, with Sharon Osbourne confirming U.S. and U.K. dates are planned for 2027 and promising a spotlight on new talent. Tour News: Journey’s farewell may stretch into a “long goodbye”: after 110 shows, the band is reconsidering its future. Sublime will play 40 Oz. to Freedom and Sublime in full across two April nights at Red Rocks. Legacy Releases: Sinéad O’Connor’s children are working with Chrysalis Records on future releases from her archive. On the Charts: My Chemical Romance’s 20-year-old The Black Parade has reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200 for the first time, following its reissue. Industry Watch: AI-driven ticket bots are disrupting sales, prompting artists and ticketing platforms to scramble to keep seats in fans’ hands. Remembering: Juan Atkins, a pioneering force in techno, has died at 64.
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