Superstruct Entertainment has recently taken over the live online music platform, Boiler Room, from Dice. Boiler Room will continue to use Dice for its ticketing services. While the financial terms of the deal are under wraps, it's clear that Superstruct sees potential in Boiler Room's unique approach to music streaming. Blaise Bellville, Boiler Room's founder, is optimistic about this new chapter, believing that Superstruct's expertise will help the platform grow while maintaining its authenticity.

In other music news, Deezer has teamed up with Sacem to create a new payment system for publishing rights. Deezer aims to ensure that more of the subscription money goes to artists. Motown Gospel has also signed William Murphy, a gospel artist with multiple Grammy nominations, to an exclusive distribution deal.

A new music magazine called ANTICS has been launched by Tatiana Tenreyro and Michael Tedder. The magazine, available online and in select bookstores in New York, features indie rock bands and has a unique design inspired by classic magazines and '80s zines.

Meanwhile, The Dennis Bono Show is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a special event in February. The radio show, hosted by Dennis Bono, has featured many prominent guests over the years.

Metallica's All Within My Hands foundation has donated $500, 000 to fire relief efforts in Los Angeles. The funds will go to the California Community Foundation and the Pasadena Community Foundation to help with immediate and long-term recovery.

In tech news, Patrick Spence is stepping down as CEO of Sonos after eight years. Tom Conrad, a former executive at Snap Inc. and Pandora, has been appointed as interim CEO. Lastly, Youssef Chellak has been named the new general manager of Warner Music Belgium, focusing on building the domestic roster and growing the local music industry.

Boiler Room Joins Superstruct Entertainment

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