Oasis are back — but the music industry is rotting... In this episode of Midas Vibes, we dive deep into the Oasis reunion tour, the Ticketmaster dynamic pricing scandal that’s pissed off fans across the UK, and yes - new music feels more soulless than ever.... but maybe, just maybe... thats our fault...

We break down: 🎤 The Gallagher brothers getting back together 💸 How Ticketmaster and Live Nation are killing the live music experience 📉 How the Spotify algorithm favouring old music over new artists is killing innovation 🧠 Whether we, the listeners, are part of the problem

Is the music industry broken beyond repair? Or are we just stuck in a nostalgia loop while real talent struggles to break through?

If you’re into unfiltered music commentary, cultural hot takes, and brutally honest analysis — you’re in the right place.

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The Rolling Stones are heading back into the studio following the success of Hackney Diamonds (2023) - but will the aging stars be able to do it again? With a new drummer stepping in after the sad passing of Charlie Watts, and a tour that was rumoured, then mysteriously cancelled (maybe?), we dive into the strange media coverage surrounding the band's next move.

In this episode, we dissect a few questionable articles — complete with ghostly Reddit quotes and sentences that may or may not have been written by AI — while pondering the age-old question: How long can rock legends keep rolling?

Is Glastonbury 2025 the Worst Line-Up Ever? In the very first episode of Midas Vibes, we dive headfirst into this year’s Glastonbury Festival line-up — and trust us, it’s a mess.

With The 1975, Neil Young, and Olivia Rodrigo headlining the Pyramid Stage, you’d expect fireworks... but are these acts worth the eye-watering £380 ticket price? From chaotic scheduling to baffling time slots, we break down whats wrong — and why Glastonbury might be losing or has even LOST its magic.