Digital Music News

2 days ago | digitalmusicnews.com | Ashley King

Post Malone has partnered with TC Restaurant Group to open a Nashville entertainment venue under his name. The new venue will be designed around honky tonk grit and country soul with 26,000 square feet featuring six bars, three stages, and a full-service dining room and rooftop. The venue will be located at 305 Broadway, right down the road from Morgan Wallen’s This Tennessee Bar & Kitchen (also a TC Restaurant Group property).

3 days ago | digitalmusicnews.com | Dylan Smith

Less than one month after entering liquidation, Vinyl Me, Please (VMP) has officially found a new owner and relaunched with a “remastered mission.”The Denver-based vinyl-subscription club formally revealed the change of hands today. Now, Vinyl Me, Please is poised to keep on operating – albeit as a subsidiary of VNYL Inc., which operates a namesake vinyl subscription of its own. Headquartered in Saint Louis and founded in 2014, VNYL curates records for its subscribers on a monthly basis.

3 days ago | digitalmusicnews.com | Ashley King

Convicted frauster Billy McFarland’s Fyre Festival do-over failed after local officials revealed the ‘festival’ did not have the required permits. Now McFarland is trying again with a newly dubbed ‘Fyre Coral View Pop-Up’ on Utila—a small island in Honduras. This new event is slated for September 3 – 10, 2025 and appears to follow the same setup as Fyre Festival 2. This attempt is being marketing as an ‘adventure-infused’ island getaway.

3 days ago | digitalmusicnews.com | Ashley King

Sean “Diddy” Combs paid a hotel security officer $100,000 to hand over surveillance footage showing the hip-hop mogul attacking his then-girlfriend Cassie Ventura, the officer testified at Combs’ federal trial. Eddy Garcia, who worked as a security officer at an Intercontinental hotel, told jurors that Diddy bribed him to hand over surveillance footage showing the star brutally attacking then-girlfriend Cassie Ventura.

3 days ago | digitalmusicnews.com | Ashley King

Rick Astley’s 1987 hit “Never Gonna Give You Up” has reached a new milestone—surpassing one billion streams on Spotify. The achievement comes nearly four decades after the track’s original release and is propelled by the internet phenomenon known as ‘rick rolling.’“Never Gonna Give You Up” now joins the exclusive Spotify Billions Club playlist, a feat achieved by fewer than 1,000 tracks so far. Astley, 59, expressed his thanks to the public for the feat.