CMU
Daily - on the inside Friday
15th April
In
today's CMU Daily:
- Bizarre days: Jacko trial update
- Pixies added to CMJ/Rock Hall line up
- Single Review: Butterfly/Wizard - DJ Marky And XRS
- Kaiser Chiefs and Cribs join forces
- Universal go digital in China through alliance with Shanda
- More Apple dominance
- Real planning big announcement
- UBC to bring downloading to your radio
- Keane play Eden
- More Freeview channels up for grabs
- Single Review: Kings Of Leon - King Of The Rodeo
- Reggae star Delgado dies
- P Diddy takes bad boy to Warners
- Woolies under pressure after Apax withdraw takeover deal
- D'Angelo on DUI charge.
- Hell Is For Heroes cancel tour dates
- Album Review: Do Me Bad Things - Yes!
- Edwyn Collins suffers setback
- Remix MIA
- Glasto Left Field announces line up
- Britney's publicist spits chips
- Blue tour back on
- Thorton breaks ribs in stair fall
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FRIDAY TIPS
VIGSY'S
CLUB TIP: MindFluid at Sosho
I really like Sosho, possibly the jewel in the crown of the
Match Bar Group. It's an intimate venue, not overly trendy,
and with a workable dancefloor. And if you're yet to check it
out, you should pick a night when resident Kev Beadle is on
the decks playing his unique mix of global grooves, nu-jazz
and future boogie. Fortuitously Mr Beadle is on the decks tomorrow
night, hence the venue's Club Tip status this week. Well, actually,
it gets the Club Tip status this week because I'll be there
celebrating me birthday, but it deserves a mention in its own
right. See you there?
Saturday
16 Apr, Sosho, 2 Tabernacle Street, London EC2A 4LU, 7pm-3am,
free before 9, £5 after, more info at http://www.sosho3am.com
CHRIS'
CLUB TIP: Remix Night at Cargo
Predictable of me I know, but the Apr edition of Xfm's Remix
Night is going to be particularly special. It's a very breaksy
affair with a completely live set from Atomic Hooligan to celebrate
the launch of their debut album, followed by a DJ set from Glen
Nicholls (aka Future Funk Squad) featuring MC Mojo. Keeping
the bootleg count up will be IDC, demonstrating those DJ skills
that have been wowing the crowds at Barcelona's massive Razzmatazz
venue (and no doubt spinning his new single 'Payola' - release
details when we get them). Eddy TM will, of course, be on the
decks too (for a preview of the remixes getting Mr TM most excited
at the moment, check out his thirty minute mix on Xfm's Weekender
show this evening sometime between 6 and 9pm). It's gonna be
good.
Friday
15 Apr, Cargo, Rivington Street, London, EC2, 8pm - 3am, £6
before 9pm, £10 after, info at http://www.leylinepromotions.com/theremix
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BIZARRE
DAYS: JACKO TRIAL UPDATE
Back to court, and yesterday the Michael Jackson trial centred
on the allegations that the Arvizo family were held hostage
by Jacko's people as Janet Arvizo, the mother of Jacko's accuser
Gavin, took to the witness stand for a second day.
She
told the court about a bizarre few weeks between 21 Feb and
10 Mar 2003, following the screening of Martin Bashir's famous
shock doc, in which Jackson associates shuttled her around the
country, making her a virtual prisoner and warning her that
"killers" were after her. Jackson's henchmen, she
claims, dictated all of her activities, monitored her calls
and posted themselves outside her home or hotel room. The Arvizo
family were kept in line by threats made by Jacko's people towards
her and her boyfriend. Asked why she never called the police
during this time, especially once she began to fear Jacko's
people were preparing to take her family out of the US, she
said that at the time she kept thinking: "Who could possibly
believe this?" She did, she claims, try to drop clues into
various phone calls she made once the family were taken to Neverland,
though she was constantly aware that her phone calls were being
monitored.
Janet
Arvizo is yet to really mention the sex abuse allegations made
against Jacko by her son Gavin, though said abuse is meant to
have taken place during the same period while the Arvizo family
were being kept at Neverland. She did, however, talk about the
video she and her sons made in which she denied any allegations
of wrong doing on Jacko's part, and praised his relationship
with her sons. Mrs Arvizo claims she was forced to make the
video and was given a script which basically told her to say:
"That he's a wonderful father. Basically, in summary, that
he's a wonderful father ... to my children." Ask by prosecution
lawyers if she believes the things she said on the video Arvizo
said: "I was confused, I was sad, so basically I was acting".
Mrs
Arvizo is yet to face the wrath of Jacko's defence lawyer Thomas
Mesereau who, of course, is keen to portray her as a manipulative
money-grabber who has abused celebrity connections made when
her son was suffering from cancer, for financial gain. That
bit of the proceedings could prove to be very interesting.
Elsewhere
in Jacko news, word has it the singer is being advised to sell
his 50% stake in music publishing giant Sony/ATV Music. Selling
his stake in the firm, which owns, among other things, the Beatles
catalogue, would enable the singer to pay off mounting loans
with the Bank of America and give him over $10 million in cash
flow - which could prove useful should rumours about Jackson's
finances be true. That said, Fox News showbiz columnist Roger
Friedman says Jackson is unlikely to follow the advice, quoting
one source as saying that the singer will try to hold on to
the publishing firm until financial circumstances force him
to sell. Friedman quotes a "longtime friend" of Jackson's
as saying: "Michael doesn't want people to think he lost
the Beatles. He wants his fans to think it was stolen from him.
He has to be the victim."
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PIXIES
ADDED TO CMJ/ROCK HALL LINE UP
Pixies, Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks, The Futureheads and The
Misfits are some of the latest acts scheduled to perform as
part of the inaugural CMJ/Rock Hall Music Fest in Ohio.
The
event will be held in Cleveland from 9 - 11 Jun and will play
host to thirty bands as well as coordinating other events including
discussions with hip-hopster Grandmaster Flash and Sire Records
co-founder Seymour Stein. There will also be an exhibit of modern
rock show posters and the finals of the Guitar Player "Guitar
Heroes" competition.
For
info and, should you be in Ohio, ticket bookings check: http://www.cmj.com/rockfest.
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SINGLE
REVIEW: Butterfly/Wizard - DJ Marky and XRS (Innerground)
I could have sworn one of these cuts was on their very good
debut album from last year, but no, I was wrong. The Brazilian
D&B-headz assault us with some funky flavas on this interesting
12". 'Wizard' has some deep, but not-too-killer sub bass,
and rolls along very well, with some vocal cheers thrown in
for good measure. It's not brilliant, but is engineered well.
The flip is 'Butterfly', in which a sax sample works well with
a steppa feel to it and is quite smooth to boot - and check
the little tinkly breakdown. Will be heard a lot over the summer
I am sure. PV
Release date: 18 Apr
Press contact: Innerground IH [all]
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KAISER
CHIEFS AND CRIBS JOIN FORCES
The Kaiser chiefs and The Cribs joined forces on stage at a
gig in their hometown of Leeds on Wednesday. At a homecoming
gig at the city's Metropolitan University, Kaiser Chiefs vocalist
Ricky Wilson joined The Cribs on stage as they neared the end
of their support set, to sing 'Another Number', then later in
the evening The Cribs all joined Kaiser Chiefs to sing 'Modern
Way.' The bands have recorded each others songs and plan to
release a limited edition 7".
Ricky
told NME: "I was a lot more nervous getting onstage to
do one of their songs than I am to do ours. I didn't wanna let
them down, because they came on and all three of them came on.
They are charmingly messy, good boys. I really enjoyed (the
show), I enjoyed every single moment of it, it went past so
quickly, we came onstage and I thought we'd missed out a huge
bunch of songs because it just went like that. It was really
good fun, and Leeds has been good to us, so hopefully we can
be good to Leeds."
The
tour continues, dates as follows:
15
Apr: Birmingham Academy
16 Apr: Manchester Academy
17 Apr: Newcastle Northumbria University
19 Apr: Cambridge Junction
20 Apr: Bristol University
21 Apr: Cardiff University
22 Apr: London Astoria
24 Apr: Oxford Brookes University
25 Apr: Brighton Concorde
26 Apr: Leeds Metropolitan University
28 Apr: London Astoria
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UNIVERSAL
GO DIGITAL IN CHINA THROUGH ALLIANCE WITH SHANDA
Universal Music has entered into a strategic alliance with Chinese
interactive gaming firm Shanda Interactive Entertainment which
will see the major's Chinese-language catalogue made available
online. It is Universal's first digital music venture in China,
and the first time Shanda have moved into the music space.
The
deal means Shanda will offer Universal's tracks to an audience
of millions across China. The music will initially be delivered
in a streaming-only format when the service is launched in Jun,
although a download service is expected to follow.
Announcing
the new partnership, Harry Hui, president of Universal Music
South East Asia, told reporters: "With the consumption
of music heading towards the digital, mobile and personal, we're
making sure that music plays an active part of all the exciting
experiences for Chinese youths today. Shanda, as the most successful
interactive entertainment platform in China, makes an ideal
partner for us."
The
other majors are sure to be watching the Universal / Shanda
partnership closely, with the music industry increasingly enthusiastic
about the future potential of the Chinese market
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MORE
APPLE DOMINANCE
Now that we have gone all digital, more news on the dominance
of Apple in the digital music space. Following those huge profits
announced earlier this year, industry analysts have been looking
at the success of Apple's most recent digital music venture,
the iPod Shuffle. As previously reported, the Shuffle is a flash
memory based MP3 player (i.e. it has no in-built hard disk),
meaning it has less functionality but is much cheaper to manufacture,
and can therefore be sold at a cheaper price. Despite some cynicism
on its launch, it seems that iPod cool is still important at
the lower end of the digital music network, with the Shuffle
commanding 43% of all flash-based MP3 player sales in Feb in
the US this year. Word has it that that success has struck the
other manufacturers who make this kind of player hard, forcing
them to revamp their strategies a little.
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REAL
PLANNING BIG ANNOUNCEMENT
More digital news, and speculation has begun as to the nature
of an announcement due to be made by RealNetworks later this
month. The online distribution firm is inviting journalists
and key industry players to an event at New York's Radio City
Music hall on 26 Apr where they promise to reveal "enhancements
to their digital music offerings that will change the way people
obtain and consume music".
It
is unclear what those enhancements will be, though some reckon
it may be an upgrade to the company's Rhapsody subscription
service so that members can listen to the platform's catalogue
on their portable music players (in the same vein as Napster's
'to-go' service).
The
company's chief executive Rob Glaser will front the event later
this month, with Good Charlotte booked to play.
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UBC
TO BRING DOWNLOADING TO YOUR RADIO
Even more digital news. Radio company UBC, owners of the Classic
Gold stations and the UK's biggest independent radio production
company, has announced it will invest £400,000 into a
new digital radio music download service. The new service will
make use of the 'data spectrum licence' it owns which allows
data to be send out via digital radio signals (there are only
two such licences - BT owns the other). It means, in theory
at least, that music fans will be able to listen to digital
radio stations and if they like a song press a button to download
it to a special memory card which can be slotted into compatible
radio sets. UBC say that in the next few weeks they will be
announcing a deal with a major radio station who will be piloting
the service. Deals are being done with record labels over licensing,
and the company hopes manufacturers will have compatible radio
sets (ie ones which can hold a memory card) ready for market
early next year.
UBC
Finance Director Jenny Donald told the Guardian: "Some
digital radio sets have a record button, but that records a
exact copy of the audio broadcast with DJ talking over the songs.
But the spectrum we've got will mean a perfect copy of every
song played on the radio will be downloadable. With an iPod
you never have an impulse buy - you have to surf iTunes looking
for what you want. Whereas with radio you are played new music
all the time and will be able to think 'I like that' and get
it there and then."
Future
plans for the UBC service include a digital radio mobile phone
with smart card, offering music fans the same download facility
on the move.
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KEANE
PLAY EDEN
Not the garden of, the sessions. Keane have confirmed that they
are to play at the Eden Project in Cornwall on August 1. Previously
confirmed artists include Embrace on 19 Aug, Basement Jaxx on
16 Aug and Ian Brown on 27 Aug. Tickets for the events are £25
and that includes your entry to the Eden Project on the day
of, or the day after the event.
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MORE
FREEVIEW CHANNELS UP FOR GRABS
Just how many spare channels are there on the Freeview terrestrial
TV network? First we thought Crown Castle, one of the partners
in the network, had one spare channel. Broadcasters bid for
it and ITV were successful (look out for ITV Even More Trash
launching soon). Then we heard that Crown Castle actually had
two spare channels and that they had given one to Channel 4
too (look out for Even More Friends 4 launching soon). Now we
hear Crown Castle has found space for an additional two more
channels meaning that Channel 5, Disney, NBC and Turner, all
of whom bid for that first channel space, can now bid again.
Our technology expert friends tell us the extra channels keep
coming up because new compression technology used by Crown Castle
means there is an increasingly efficient use of the terrestrial
digital spectrum. So that's that cleared up then.
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SINGLE
REVIEW: Kings of Leon - King of the Rodeo (SonyBMG/Handmedown
Records)
A single that uses the phrase "let the good times roll"
as a refrain doesn't bode well. Fortunately though, the second
release from Kings of Leon's second album A-ha Shake Heartbreak
manages to artfully eschew cliché through the medium
of sheer weirdness. Chugging Strokesy guitars are backed by
Caleb Followill's bizarre vocal inflections, leaving the listener
wondering if his or her ears are broken (what the hell does
"gootakkerrolla" mean?). Despite all this, it's Caleb's
singing (and some well-placed handclaps) that save the track,
though self-parody may be just a rasp away. WP
Release Date: 11 Apr
Press Contact: SonyBMG IH [all]
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REGGAE
STAR DELGADO DIES
Reggae star Junior Delgado has died in London at the age of
46. A spokesman has said that although his demise was unexpected,
it is believed to be as a result of natural causes.
The
artist, real name Oscar Hibbert, released his debut album 'Taste
of the Young Heart' in 1978, and during his thirty year career
recorded with such talents as Lee Perry, Sly and Robbie and
Dennis Brown, releasing music regularly through his own label
as well as continuing to perform frequent live dates. In the
eighties he courted controversy with the release of single 'Broadwater
Farm', which correctly predicted violence on the north London
housing estate. He had recently released a new album, 'Invisible
Music'.
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P
DIDDY TAKES BAD BOY TO WARNERS
As expected, Sean 'P Diddy' Combs has entered into a joint venture
with the Warner Music Group relating to his Bad Boy Records
company. The major label has paid a reported $30 million for
a 50% in the company.
Since
2002, when Combs parted company with his original major label
partner BMG, Bad Boy Records has worked in partnership with
the Universal Music Group. That partnership wasn't due to expire
until next year, but both sides were said to be disappointed
with the way the business relationship had developed leading
to Universal telling Combs he could get out of the deal if he
wished. From that point Combs has been sounding out other key
players in the industry, leading to the Warners deal.
The
new joint venture means that in addition to their 50% stake,
Warners will handle the marketing and distribution (physical
and digital) of all Bad Boy releases. What motivated Warner
boss Edgar Bronfman Jnr to do a deal with Combs is unclear,
though a joint venture with a big name in urban music should
help boost the major's profile and credentials as they prepare
for their flotation.
Commenting
on his latest major label relationship, Combs told the Associated
Press, "There have been a lot of boutique record labels
that come and go, and we're still here. This [deal] has ensured
for the next couple of years that we have the right financial
backing, the right financial structure, the right partners to
remain a force in the music industry."
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WOOLIES
UNDER PRESSURE AFTER APAX WITHDRAW TAKEOVER DEAL
Everyone loves retail news on a Friday morning surely, so here
we go.
Good
old Woolworths, one of the UK's major music retailers of course,
saw £200 million written off its market value yesterday
after investment types Apax Partners withdrew their £837
million takeover bid. The fact that Woolies' management failed
to complete the deal with Apax has angered some of the retailer's
investors, and in particular an American investment fund called
Elliott Associates. Elliott, who invested in Woolworths expecting
the Apax deal to go ahead, lost an estimated £20 million
when the retailer's market value slumped. They are now calling
for an auction to sell off the company, splitting up its constituent
bits if necessary.
In
an open letter Elliott Associates said: "Despite our obvious
disappointment in the outcome of the Apax process we feel the
board has several options available to it to counter balance
the negative impact of the aborted offer. We feel that the significant
changes that the shareholder register has undergone as a result
of the Apax approach necessitates the immediate implementation
of a transformational strategy which seeks to enhance shareholder
value in the near term." So that's that cleared up then.
Woolworths
bosses are likely to resist the call for a rush auction, and
will certainly not be keen to sell off individual divisions
like its successful wholesale distribution company Entertainment
UK or its publishing joint venture with the BBC, 2entertain.
What power Elliott Associates will have in forcing its wishes
on the Woolies board remains to be seen - some say that while
Elliott are Woolworth's loudest investors, they do not have
the power alone to dictate to management.
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D'ANGELO
ON DUI CHARGE.
R&B star D'Angelo, real name Michael Eugene Archer has pleaded
guilty to charges of marijuana possession and driving under
the influence of alcohol. The charges follow an incident on
9 Jan when the artist was pulled over by police in a suburb
of Richmond, Virginia. On Wednesday the star was fined $250
and given a 90 day suspended sentence for the DUI conviction,
and $50 and 10 days in jail for the maryjane. His driver's licence
will also be suspended for six months. Meanwhile, the thirty
one year old has waived his preliminary hearing on a third charge
of possession of .029 grammes of cocaine. Tut tut.
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HELL
IS FOR HEROES CANCEL TOUR DATES
Hell Is For Heroes have had to cancel a number of dates on their
current UK tour due to illness though the band are apparently
keen to dispel the rumours that singer Justin Schlosberg has
broken his neck. Gigs at Carlisle, Newcastle, Dundee and Aberdeen
will have to be rescheduled and the tour will resume Sunday
17 Apr at Leicester Charlotte, and will continue with the following
dates:
18
Apr: Sheffield Fez Club
19 Apr: Leeds Cockpit
20 Apr: Wrexham Central Station
21 Apr: Birmingham Academy 2
22 Apr: Manchester Academy 3
23 Apr: Gloucester Guildhall
24 Apr: Milton Keynes Woughton Centre
25 Apr: London Mean Fiddler
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ALBUM
REVIEW: Do Me Bad Things - Yes! (Must Destroy)
Just like marmite, it's a total love-hate affair. Featuring
elements of Soul, Metal, Funk and Pomp Rock, to name just a
few, this album is bulging at the seams with a multitude of
ideas. It's fun all the way...well, excluding 'Off The Hook,'
which goes all Sugarbabes-esque, lacking the quirkiness and
drama which play a big part in formulating the best of the band's
tracks. Previous singles 'The Song Rides,' 'Time For Deliverance'
and latest offering 'What's Hideous' are definitely highlights
- fighting each other to be the pinnacle of kitsch, camp and
drama. If you love The Rocky Horror Picture Show then this is
the stuff is for you. This album is clever, inventive and original-
with its catchy hooks and range of big ballsy vocals you'll
be finding Do Me Bad Things hard to ignore this year. All you
need to do now is catch them live - trust me, it gets even better.
MY
Release date: 11 Apr
Press Contact: Hall Or Nothing [CP, RP, NP], Atlantic IH [CR,
RR, NR]
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EDWYN
COLLINS SUFFERS SETBACK
Edwyn Collins has suffered a setback following that brain haemorrhage
on 20 Feb. His wife, Grace Maxwell has explained on the musician's
website that a second operation was necessary to deal with an
infection resulting from earlier surgery. "Edwyn's infection
has become problematical enough for his surgeons to decide to
remove the newly replaced boneflap altogether," she wrote.
"So surgery tomorrow morning (13 Apr). This should be straightforward
but I wouldn't mind you sending him your positive vibrations
or whatever it is you've been doing so far just to help him
on the way. It also means that at some point in the future (maybe
six months) Edwyn will have a lovely titanium custom made plate."
She
continued: "Anyway, we'll get this bit of setback out the
way and get on with it. When asked to describe how he felt about
this additional surgery his answer was 'relaxed.'"
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REMIX
MIA
The wonderful MIA releases her equally wonderful debut album,
'Arular', this Monday (18 Apr), and to celebrate her record
label, XL, have launched an online mix interface inspired by
MIA's lauded mixtape (co-produced with Diplo) 'Piracy Funds
Terrorism'. The online interface allows bedroom producers to
download the a cappella vocal parts from Arular and create your
own remix. From next week said producers will then be able to
upload their creations back onto the net for the world to hear.
Sorted. Full info at http://www.xlrecordings.com/mia/, press
info on the album from Beggars IH.
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GLASTO
LEFT FIELD ANNOUNCES LINE UP
The people behind the Left Field at the Glastonbury Festival
have announced a typically eclectic line up for this year's
event which, as always, will have some political campaigning
thrown into the mix. On day one of Glastonbury (i.e. Friday)
the Left Field will play host to Sonic Audio (with very special
indy guests), The Beat featuring Neville Staples, CMU favourites
British Sea Power and the Lovegods.
On
Saturday the Love Music Hate Racism people will be hosting the
proceedings with Babyshambles, the Others, Lady Sovereign, Skitz
and Rodney P all on the bill.
On
Sunday night the theme is global solidarity with Left Fields
own "International Cultural Attache", Billy Bragg,
heading the proceedings alongside Steve Earle and Alison Mourer.
Commenting
on this year's line up, Geoff Martin, from the Battersea and
Wandsworth TUC, which organises the Left Field, told CMU: "This
stunning line up of talent will have the Left Field buzzing
this year. We've got a bigger tent, a bigger area and we're
cooking up a programme that will pack the place to the rafters.
We've also got some very special guests in the pipeline along
with a film premiere, campaigning initiatives, a Cuban Fiesta
and the famous Left Field happy hour. Hook up to our website".
More
info on everything at http://www.leftfield.coop - press info
Geoff Martin on 020 8682 4224.
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BRITNEY'S
PUBLICIST SPITS CHIPS
Britney's publicist Leslie Sloane is reportedly furious after
the New York Daily news printed a report that claimed she had
let slip the news that the popstrel is expecting a baby girl.
The paper quoted Sloane as saying "Mother and daughter
are doing fine." Britney's lawyer has been in touch and
a correction will follow.
The
publicist has been vocal about the incident, protesting to rival
publication the New York Post that: "The News made that
quote up, I never said that. I don't know the sex of Britney's
baby. I am shocked they would blatantly print a lie and attribute
the lie to me."
CMU
can exclusively reveal that there's a chance that the baby could
in fact be a girl, but there's an equal chance that the child
could be male.
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BLUE
TOUR BACK ON
Oh joy. Lee Ryan is ready to perform again following treatment
for the nodules on his throat that forced the cancellation of
the 'Best Of Blue tour' originally planned for Mar. The Sun
reports that Ryan will be joined by Duncan James, Antony Costa
and Simon Webb (useful, given that they are the component parts
of Blue) on a series of live dates rescheduled for Jun and Jul.
Those with tickets for the cancelled tour can use them for the
new dates.
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THORTON
BREAKS RIBS IN STAIR FALL
Now, no sniggering at the back, this isn't funny. CMU's very
favourite TV presenter Kate Thornton has cracked two ribs after
falling down a flight of stairs at home. She told the Sun: "I
don't know why I fell - I hadn't been drinking, honest. But
it hurt like hell". At least that pain will help Thornton
empathise with contestants on her new ITV show - Celebrity Wrestling
for ITV.