The Black Keys Open Up About Tour Cancellation, Management Split: “We Fired Their A**”
Essentially as artists ... it’s almost impossible to talk about this," Patrick Carney said about ties between management ...
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The Black Keys Open Up About Cancelling Tour, Firing Management, And Playing Crypto Show
The Black Keys have given their first interview since — as the band’s Patrick Carney put it in a since-deleted tweet — they ...
The Black Keys Are Finally Ready To Talk About It All
The Black Keys break their silence on cancelling their entire arena tour, splitting with high-powered manager Irving Azoff and future plans.
The Black Keys Open Up About Tour Cancellation, Management Split: “We Fired Their Ass”
Essentially as artists ... it’s almost impossible to talk about this," Patrick Carney said about ties between management companies and concert promotion. "You’re dealing with management companies that ...
FireAid Benefit Concert Estimates Over $100 Million Raised for LA Fires Recovery and Prevention
The FireAid Benefit Concert estimates that over $100 million was raised for Los Angeles fire victims and fire prevention ...
FireAid Benefit Concerts Estimated to Have Raised $100 Million for Los Angeles
The January 30 events at L.A.'s Kia Forum and Intuit Dome featured Billie Eilish, Red Hot Chilli Peppers and Joni Mitchell as ...
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FireAid concerts raise estimated $100 million for LA wildfire relief
More than 30 artists, including Olivia Rodrigo, Rod Stewart, Dr. Dre and Joni Mitchell, performed at the benefit concert on Jan. 30.
FireAid concert and Grammys raise more than $124 million for wildfire relief
FireAid brought in $100 million, while the Grammy Awards and other Grammy events over the weekend garnered $24 million, ...
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Green Day to Chili Peppers: Artists rally for fire-ravaged Los Angeles
LA is a grind – it's expensive, congested, and isolating. When you're hot "in the biz," the town is yours. When you're not, ...
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Lady Gaga and Rod Stewart pay tribute to LA fire victims at star-studded fundraiser concerts
Irving Azoff, former Ticketmaster chief and one of the organisers of the event told the AP that "there are at least 2,000 seats going to first responders, firemen, policemen and people that have lost ...