The old seems to be the newest trend. 

While people are always interested in the newest thing, nostalgia is flooding the musical scene right now – Metallica, Oasis, Tool, AC/DC, and the Pixies are just a few of the acts selling out stadiums and venues at the moment. 

But what’s behind the boom in nostalgia acts? How much longer can it last?  

Chris Schulz joined Jack Tame to discuss the trend. 

LISTEN ABOVE 

The old seems to be the newest trend.&nbsp;
While people are always interested in the newest thing, nostalgia is flooding the musical scene right now – Metallica, Oasis, Tool, AC/DC, and the Pixies are just a few of the acts selling out stadiums and venues at the moment.&nbsp;
But what’s behind the boom in nostalgia acts? How much longer can it last? &nbsp;
Chris Schulz joined Jack Tame to discuss the trend.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

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Chris Schulz: The return of nostalgia acts

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