Whether you’re a professional musician or you only sing show tunes in the shower, these funny music jokes will hit just the right note Who doesn’t love music? Who doesn’t love jokes? OK, so apparently ...

More than 400 artists and labels are joining a music boycott project in protest of Israel's military action in Gaza — with the announcement coming days after an independent study commissioned by the ...

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Last week, hundreds of artists launched the No Music For Genocide boycott, a cultural boycott of the state of Israel while it carries out its horrific genocidal campaign against the people of Gaza.

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The band has asked their label, UMG, to remove their music not just from Spotify but all streaming platforms in Israel. Celebrated British trip-hop collective Massive Attack is the latest music act to ...

More than 400 singers and artists around the world have announced their participation in a cultural boycott aimed at removing their music from Israeli digital streaming platforms in protest of the ...

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Over 400 artists and labels are coming together for No Music For Genocide, a new cultural boycott initiative asking artists and rights-holders to pull their music from streaming platforms in Israel in ...

Hundreds of musicians and record labels have joined on to “No Music For Genocide,” a new boycott campaign of Israel. The signees have pledged to remove their music from streaming services in Israel in ...

Japanese Breakfast, Rina Sawayama and Fontaines D.C. are also in on what's being called a "cultural boycott." By Hannah Dailey Hundreds of artists have yanked their music from streaming services in ...

The duo are the latest act to remove their music from the streaming platform. By Thomas Smith Massive Attack is the latest artist to pull their music from Spotify in all territories. The trip-hop duo ...