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Peso Pluma takes Billboard backstage of his Éxodo Tour stop in Anaheim. He shares what gets him going, his future plans in music and more! Peso Pluma:Hi there. I’m Peso Pluma, and you’re backstage at my Éxodo Tour. Tetris Kelly:Peso Pluma took over Anaheim, and from kicking it backstage with his boo, to meeting all […]
Bruno Mars is the first person to perform at the Intuit Dome, and he did so with a bang. Keep watching for a look into the night and some special sightings! Tetris Kelly: Bruno & Gaga premiere their song, JLo dances the night away and we hang with Meghan Trainor. Meghan Trainor: I’m probably going […]
Lollapalooza day one in Chicago was the place to see unforgettable performances. Megan Thee Stallion, Chappell Roan, Benson Boone, Kesha and loads more took to the stage to stun fans. Take a peak in this segment of ‘All Access!’ Tetris Kelly: From Chappell Roan to Thee Stallion Lollapalooza day one in Chicago was the place […]
TWS helped launch the GRAMMY Museum’s ‘HYBE: We Believe In Music’ Exhibit where it showcased various artifacts from HYBE’s K-Pop groups from BTS, SEVENTEEN, and more. Keep watching for a sneak peek!
TWS:
Seeing the footsteps of so many of the senior groups made us realize that we should be great artists too.
Tetris Kelly:
TWS helped kick off the GRAMMY Museum’s ‘HYBE: We Believe In Music’ Exhibit, which is open today, in Los Angeles. And Billboard and the band were on site to bring you all the access.
TWS:
I grew up watching and listening to K-pop at a very young age.
Tetris Kelly:
TWS, one of HYBE’s newest groups that debuted in January of this year, and joins the ranks of some of the epic K-Pop global groups to be featured at the GRAMMY Museum.
TWS:
So I am very honored to be here today at the GRAMMY Museum and to see the bracelets we wore on display.
Tetris Kelly:
Along with their bracelets, the exhibit, which runs through September 15th, displays outfits, accessories and artifacts from HYBE groups that span two decades. SEVENTEEN, LE SSERAFIM, ENHYPEN, TOMORROW X TOGETHER, and of course, BTS, have all contributed to the exhibit. It also features items from some of their newer groups, BOYNEXTDOOR, &TEAM, and their newest group, KATSEYE.
TWS:
I want to say, we’re working hard to show our various sides in our performances and on stage, so please look forward to it. We’re trying our best, thank you!
Tetris Kelly:
TWS helped celebrate the launch of the exhibit by doing a Q&A and giving fans a performance.
TWS:
Every moment is a precious opportunity for us. Thank you.
Keep watching for more!
ENHYPEN share their ‘ROMANCE:UNTOLD’ success, what you could find at their LA pop-up, their ‘UNTOLD Concept Cinema’ and more at KCON LA 2024! Tetris Kelly: It was an amazing KCON weekend for ENHYPEN, and we talked to them about their LA pop-up, brand-new charting album and epic concept film. We take you there in Billboard […]
KATSEYE had their first debut performance at KCON LA 2024, and we have the inside scoop. Keep watching for more, and keep an eye out for their full interview! KATSEYE: We’re going to perform for the first time very soon, we’re working really hard. Tetris Kelly: And that’s what you call a debut of a […]
ATEEZ was just in L.A. for the group’s TOWARDS THE LIGHT : WILL TO POWER Tour, and Billboard popped in to get you a sneak peek. Keep watching for an exclusive look into the tour! Tetris Kelly: ATEEZ definitely brought the heat to BMO Stadium in Los Angeles, and we went to the show to get […]
Noah Kahan sold out Madison Square Garden for two nights in a row with his We’ll All Be Here Forever Tour, and we give you an exclusive behind the scenes look! Tetris Kelly: It’s “Stick Season” every season as Noah Kahan took over Madison Square Garden for his first two sold out nights. We take […]
We give you an exclusive look behind the scenes of Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Pop Out’ where he sang “Not Like Us” for the first time live, brought out Dr. Dre, Mustard, YG and more! Tetris Kelly: Kendrick Lamar took over LA’s Kia Forum on Juneteenth for the ‘Pop Out’ with epic surprise guests, and five performances […]
Radio and music industry trade website All Access will cease operations on Aug. 15 due to “a marked decrease in revenues that makes moving forward impossible,” according to a bulletin from the company, which also noted that the site will remain online for an undetermined amount of time.
A statement from All Access reads, “This was not a decision that was reached lightly nor without earnest tries to find a path forward. It comes on the heels of major changes in the music industry announced in January of this year. These strong financial headwinds also extend to our non-music partners as well. Both downturns have greatly affected how All Access operates. The dollars are just not there to support our operation and staff any longer.”
According to the All Access website, the company has just over two dozen staff members.
All Access launched in 1995 and has been an essential source of news for the radio and music industries across genres including rock, pop, country and gospel/Christian, with the website providing news, editorial insights, community, industry events and job postings to many in the business for nearly three decades.
You can read the statement from All Access founder/president/publisher Joel Denver below.
This is without question the saddest and most heartbreaking moment of my professional life to have to tell you that allaccess.com will cease publishing and will be going out of business.
All Access began nearly 28 years ago and with the help of an amazing staff of professionals, the best in the business. We’ve weathered many changes and obstacles in the industry over these years. We’ve carved an incredible path and have taken each part of our operation to amazing levels of success through honesty, hard work, and passion for the radio industry, the music, the artists and our many readers, marketing partners, clients and our many contributing editors. Thank you all so much — we could not have done any of this without you.
The goal of All Access has always been to provide cutting edge content for all sectors of our business. We’ve strived to provide the best and most credible NET NEWS coverage, help people find jobs and stay connected. We have been blessed with wonderful partnerships and have created many valuable services for all parts of the radio and music businesses and have the support of nearly 100,000 active users.
Looking back over nearly three decades of service, we have much to be proud of. We’ve created amazing editorial and service products that will be benchmarks of our success like: All Access Downloads, First Alert, co-creation/presentation of Worldwide Radio Summit and creation/presentation of the All Access Audio Summit, among many others along the way.
Again, I cannot begin to express my sincerest appreciation and thanks to all of our many thousands of readers, our many amazing partners, wonderful clients, and the incredible ALL ACCESS staff for your love and devotion to All Access, our mission, and our success for nearly 28 years. I will miss working with all of you.
Closing All Access doesn’t mean that I am retiring from the business. I will take a moment to catch my breath and focus on new horizons and opportunities.
I hope that you will give all of our All Access team members a good strong look as well at new opportunities — they are the best of the best, and I will provide a glowing recommendation for all. There is not one person on the All Access team that I wouldn’t hire again. Please reach out to them by visiting our Team Page.
It has been a true honor to have served the radio and music communities. We have had a blast doing this. We will all miss serving and working with all of you — our readers and clients. I truly wish everyone much success in the future.”
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