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Bill Carrothers - downloadAlbum: Keep Your Sunny Side Up
NewsGrizzly Bear cancel upcoming showsBrooklyn band Grizzly Bear have cancelled two upcoming shows which were scheduled to take place this weekend. The four-piece will not play either of their planned shows at colleges in Middleton, CT and Bennington, VT due to a passing in the family. They are scheduled to perform at the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival on April 29, before heading to Europe where they will kick off a tour on May 11. In addition to Coachella, the band are on the bill for the Sasquatch! and Pitchfork festivals, as well as a slot opening for The Decemberists at the Central Park Summerstage in New York City. They will play: Indio, CA Coachella Music Festival (April 29) George, WA Sasquatch Music Festival (May 26) Chicago, IL Pitchfork Music Festival (July 14) New York, NY Central Park Summerstage (July 16) Rihanna achieves UK chart landmark Rihanna has scored the longest-running Number One single in a decade after claiming a tenth week at the top of the chart with 'Umbrella'. As was widely predicted, 'Umbrella' becomes the first song since Wet Wet Wet's 'Love Is All Around' in 1994 to spend more than nine weeks at the top. Wet Wet Wet were at the top for 15 weeks, while '(Everything I Do) I Do It For You' by Bryan Adams, stayed at the top for 16 weeks in 1991. Whitney Houston's 'I Will Always Love You' was at Number One for 10 weeks one year later. The record stay at the top is still 18 weeks, set by Frankie Laine's 'I Believe' back in 1953. Winner of reality show 'Britain's Got Talent' Paul Potts entered the album chart at Number One with his debut 'One Chance'. The former mobile phone salesman, who was signed by Simon Cowell after winning the ITV1 show, knocked this week's NME cover stars The Enemy from the summit. |
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