In the early 2000s, Matt Schnable and Mark Capon were pals attending James Madison University in Virginia. They knew they wanted to launch a venture after finishing school, and they decided on a record shop. “But we were also hoping to create a space beyond just selling records,” Capon recalls. “In college, we were involved […]
making a living, right? selling records and touring. so along comes streaming and i can t pay for records anymore, and i was that i can still tour. along comes covid, and i can t tour. that s why i sold my publishing to irving. i didn t have any choice. they removed my sources of income. i heard that a lot. my mom s a musician and she complains about this sort of thing, and she has a lot of friends who are musicians and the loss of touring during the pandemic has been devastating. one last thing before you go, you want taylor swift to speak up on this. you have been tweeting about it. no, i don t. you don t? dy did i get that wrong? ? i put an explanation. i don t want her to step in with us. i wanted to seek her advice
because he s such a monkey any line you won t cross putting to the the tour? of course, i would never be violent in any way. you know, my activism such as it is and my protests is always nonviolent. now you re a third of the way into the tour, how is it playing in the red states? great, you know, the first, four, five gigs we started in the city, louisville, tulsa, st. louis, and now it s like that was a kind of, woah, i wonder how this is going to be. sitting heerks a inting here someone on the road, selling records, putting fannies in seats, you re unconcerned how that s received by the very people you wish to reach? i m not unconcerned at all. i m commercially concerned. in life, you have to make good choices to whether you do
does not have that kind of economic impact on the web with it. richard busch, 32nd tier as a father, what are your thoughts now? my thoughts are whether you will allow your children to go to types of these offense and if that becomes a mindset throughout the household of the united states, as i said before, it used to be that money was made by selling records. this date it s made by going to concerts. that s how it s made. if it becomes a problem arthel: i want to jump in because i got that point and you made it very well earlier. i know you have two daughters, 17 and 13, i am not out of time. i do appreciate you staying up and talking as to here on fox news. coming up more on that deadly attack in manchester. kelly: dozens of victims of young concertgoers as we just discussed. we will see more of those types of attacks. will we see more of it in the
role model. yes, you have to be. you re selling out stadiums, selling records. you are a role model. there s got to be a certainly amount of accountability. but on your note with the feminists, i am disappointed that a woman cannot make a comment, and she makes it clear, what right do i have to say? i don t, this is just the way i feel. the fact that she is opening up a dialogue, and all of a sudden, she s slammed for not being a feminist. i think it s ridiculous. take aways from record execs, for pop stars for women, and i want to end her pleading with men, men, talk to us about how this makes you feel. you re 49% of the population. don t sit around and let women beat up one another while you re intermittently and guiltily enjoying the show. thank you so much for weighing in. i appreciate that. coming up, take a look at this. it is a monument showing the ten commandments and it stands outside the courthouse in