Aug 17, 2023 • 1 min read

One Liners: Coldplay, The National, Shamir, more

Variety reports that former Coldplay manager Dave Holmes has sued the band over a contractual dispute, and Kobalt promotes Alaine Fulton, alongside new releases.

LEGAL

Variety has reported that Coldplay's long-time manager Dave Holmes has sued the band through the English courts. He actually stood down as their manager last year. Sources say the lawsuit relates to a contractual dispute. The legal filing hasn't yet been made public by the courts. But that'll be fun reading when it is, right?

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APPOINTMENTS

Kobalt has promoted Alaine Fulton to VP Creative & Clearance Sync. She was previously Director of UK Creative & Clearance Sync. “It’s a privilege to be part of a company that places paramount importance on impeccable customer service to its clients”, she says. “During my professional career, I have yet to encounter a more dedicated and hardworking team than the Kobalt Global Sync team”.

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RELEASES

The National have released two new singles ‘Space Invader’ and ‘Alphabet City’, taken from their upcoming album ‘First Two Pages Of Frankenstein’.

Shamir has released new track ‘Obsession’, taken from their new album ‘Homo Anxietatem’, which is out tomorrow.

K.Flay and Pierce The Veil have teamed up for new single ‘Irish Goodbye’. The track is taken from K.Flay’s new album ‘Mono’, which is out on 15 Sep.

Clt Drp have released new single ‘I See My Body Through You’. New album ‘Nothing Clever’ is out on 8 Sep.

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