AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAsian Games Fallout: Thailand’s delegation is blasting the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Games as “chaotic” “musical chairs,” citing cramped housing, airport delays, and erratic transport to venues. Ugandan Music Loss: Veteran Afrigo Band leader Moses Matovu, 77, dies after an attack in Kampala; police say investigations are underway. Jazz Release: Dave Frishberg’s 1970 debut Oklahoma Toad gets an artist-approved remastered vinyl edition on Oct. 16, with bonus tracks. Local Scene & Awards: Butler County’s The Noble Hops score multiple Josie Music Award nominations after a busy run of shows. Tech Meets Music: Boss launches the EX-4 Effects Expander, a compact multi-FX built to save pedalboard space. K-pop Milestone: Stray Kids’ “This & That” hits 100M YouTube views in 47 days—fastest for the group. Distribution Deal: Proper signs Ace Records for UK/Ireland physical distribution and sales. Live Music Policy: NSW moves to stop genre-based policing in live venues, requiring agencies to justify risk-based decisions. Heavy Music Comeback: Ozzfest announces a 2027 U.S. return.
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