The ”Headstrong” band's page was apparently deleted following reports of hate speech, and Trapt's frontman is now defending his Proud Boys post and threatening to sue Facebook.
”We all know that Facebook, Google, Twitter, Amazon and others now seem to be destroying our lives, our minds, our jobs, our cultures, and our societies' ability to govern themselves,” ANOHNI writes.
Neville and his wife and manager Christine were among hundreds who had their profiles deactivated when Facebook cracked down on racism on the platform in the wake of George Floyd's death at the hands of police.
”I don’t feel that a social site should be making obvious commitments to one side of politics or the other. It further confuses readers regarding truthfulness in coverage and message.” - Neil Young
Songkick “will bow to pressure from Live Nation and Ticketmaster and complete the shutdown of all ticketing operations,“ its founder said in a statement. Facebook is now also officially scanning Bandsintown for concert listings.
Esperanza is making the album, called Exposure, over a 77-hour period, of which will be livestreamed on Facebook. She plays Prospect Park with Andrew Bird this weekend.
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