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I always liked the idea of twitter but then humans human'd all over it. If everyone agreed to only use it for sensible things I'd love it so much. Useful announcements and updates and so on.
If I follow a singer for instance, I want to hear about concert announcements, album release dates and the like. I don't want my feed filled with their opinions on global economics or hot dog condiments.
It sounds like you want an RSS feed of the singer's events page on their own website.
In 2025, they might not have one because social media has replaced that (poorly), but in 2010 they probably would.