In the latest push of the National Independent Venue Association’s request for government assistance for shuttered concert venues, several of the music industry’s most powerful companies and organizations have signed a letter to federal legislators imploring the government to take action.
The world’s three biggest music companies — Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and Warner Music Group — signed the letter along with streaming services such as Spotify, Amazon Music, and YouTube, and trade groups that include the Recording Industry Association of America.
The latest letter marks 1 million...
The world’s three biggest music companies — Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and Warner Music Group — signed the letter along with streaming services such as Spotify, Amazon Music, and YouTube, and trade groups that include the Recording Industry Association of America.
The latest letter marks 1 million...
- 7/14/2020
- by Ethan Millman
- Rollingstone.com
President Donald Trump’s ongoing Make America Great Again tour hit Lebanon, Ohio tonight, his third rally of the week. The event was held at the Warren County Fairgrounds.
Amid frequent chants of “USA!” Trump stumped for Rep. Steve Chabot, a Republican congressman who is facing a tough re-election challenge from Democrat Aftab Pureval. Trump brought Chabot and Republican Jim Renacci, who is running against Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown, to the stage.
Even though network coverage of the Maga rallies has been cut back, the crowds continue to spill over into outdoor settings for the live events. The Ohio event even saw standing room outside despite rain, with attendees lined up for hours.
Playing to the local sentiments, Trump reminded them that “the previous administration said manufacturing jobs are gone, they’re dead – you need a magic wand. Well, we have a magic wand.”
Trump pledged he is bringing jobs back.
Amid frequent chants of “USA!” Trump stumped for Rep. Steve Chabot, a Republican congressman who is facing a tough re-election challenge from Democrat Aftab Pureval. Trump brought Chabot and Republican Jim Renacci, who is running against Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown, to the stage.
Even though network coverage of the Maga rallies has been cut back, the crowds continue to spill over into outdoor settings for the live events. The Ohio event even saw standing room outside despite rain, with attendees lined up for hours.
Playing to the local sentiments, Trump reminded them that “the previous administration said manufacturing jobs are gone, they’re dead – you need a magic wand. Well, we have a magic wand.”
Trump pledged he is bringing jobs back.
- 10/13/2018
- by Bruce Haring
- Deadline Film + TV
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