:lol: no

 

 

Your going Sparkle :o

 

Lucky you :D

 

U2 might be there :P

 

Not sure about Rob though. -_-

 

 

 

yep, I'm going :yahoo: :yahoo: :yahoo:

 

:o U2 really? I hadnt heard that, am excited about seeing Keane and Madonna :yahoo:

 

would be so good if Robbie made an appearance, even if via satellite :wub:

Wow, didn't know you're going Sparkle! :yahoo: I'm sure you'll have great time! :yahoo:

Rumoured release date for Swing?

 

Music & Movie Release Dates (UPDATED)

 

 

June 12th

Enrique Iglesias "Insomniac."

Paula Cole's "Courage."

Sinead O'Connor's "Theology."

Fabolous "From Nothin' To Somethin'."

Toby Keith's "Big Dog Daddy."

Queens Of The Stone Age's "Era Vulgaris."

Faith Hill's "Greatest Hits."

 

June 15th

"Fantastic Four: Rise Of The Silver Surfer" starring Michael Chiklis & Jessica Alba.

"Nancy Drew" starring Emma Watson.

"Fido" starring Carrie-Anne Moss & Billy Connelly.

"Evening" starring Claire Danes, Glenn Close & Meryl Streep.

 

June 19th

Lifehouse's "Who We Are."

Bon Jovi's "Lost Highway."

Bryan Ferry's "Dylanesque."

Xavier Rudd's "White Moth."

Mandy Moore's "Wild Hope."

Kenna's "Make Sure They See My Face."

Brad Paisley's "5th Gear."

Chrisette Michele's "I Am."

Art Brut's "It's A Bit Complicated."

The White Stripes "Icky Thump."

Shop Boyz "Rockstar Mentality."

 

June 22nd

"Evan Almighty" starring Steve Carell.

"A Mighty Heart" starring Angelina Jolie.

 

June 26th

Kelly Clarkson's "My December."

The Beastie Boys "The Mix Up."

Ryan Adams "Easy Tiger."

Kelly Rowland's "Miss Kelly."

The Click Five's "Modern Minds & Past Times."

 

June 29th

"Live Free of Die Hard" starring Bruce Willis.

Michael Moore's "Sicko."

Pixar's animated "Ratatouille" starring Patton Oswalt, Brad Garrett & John Ratzenberger.

 

July 3rd

Velvet Revolver's "Libertad."

T.I.'s "T.I. vs. T.I.P."

 

July 4th

"Transformers" starring Shia LeBeouff, Josh Duhamel, Jon Voight & Megan Fox.

"License To Wed" starring Robin Williams.

 

July 10th

Smashing Pumpkins "Zeitgeist."

Crowded House's "Time On Earth."

Mike Jones "The American Dream."

Alice Cooper.

Nelly.

 

July 13th

"Harry Potter & The Order Of The Phoenix" starring Daniel Radcliffe.

"1408" starring John Cusack & Samuel L. Jackson.

"The Strangers" starring Live Tyler & Scott Speedman.

 

July 17th

Emerson Hart's "Cigarettes & Gasoline."

Mink's "Mink."

Ben Jelen's "Ex-Sensitive."

Colbie Caillat's "Coco."

Suzanne Vega's "Beauty & Crime."

Yellowcard's "Paper Walls."

Rooney's "Calling The World."

 

July 20th

"Hairspray" starring John Travolta.

"I Now Pronounce You Chuck And Larry" starring Adam Sandler & Kevin James.

"Journeys 3D" starring Brendan Fraser.

 

July 24th

Prince's "Planet Earth."

Matt White's "Best Days."

Sum 41's "Underclass Hero."

John Vanderslice's "Emerald City."

Silverchair's "Young Modern."

Billy Ray Cyrus "Home At Last."

Hanson's "The Walk."

 

July 27th

"The Simpsons Movie" starring Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner and Nancy Cartwright.

"Stardust" starring Claire Danes.

"10,000 BC" starring Steven Strait.

"No Reservations" starring Catherine Zeta-Jones, Aaron Eckhart & Abigail Breslin.

 

July 31st

Puddle Of Mudd's "Living On Borrowed Time."

Common's "Finding Forever."

Alex Band of The Calling.

Super Furry Animals.

Mario's "Go."

Mandisa.

Korn.

 

August 3rd

"The Bourne Ultimatum" starring Matt Damon.

"Underdog" starring Jason Lee and Peter Dinklage.

 

August 7th

Deborah Harry's "Necessary Evil."

Costantine's "Constantine."

Drowning Pool's "Full Circle."

Bruce Hornsby's "Camp Meeting."

AC/DC.

 

August 10th

"Rush Hour 3" starring Jackie Chan & Chris Tucker.

 

August 14th

Will Smith.

Collective Soul's "Afterwords."

Mya's "Liberation."

Lori McKenna's "Unglamorous."

P.O.D.'s "When Angels & Serpents Dance."

Cake's "B-Sides & Rarities."

Jimmy Eat World.

Radiohead.

 

August 17th

"The Invasion" starring Daniel Craig & Nicole Kidman.

 

August 21st

Madonna.

Robert Plant.

Monster In The Machine's "Butterfly Pinned."

Nikki Sixx's "The Heroin Diaries."

 

August 24th

"One Missed Call" starring Ed Burns.

"Virgin Territory" starring Hayden Christensen.

 

August 28th

Chris Brown's "Exclusive."

Ben Harper's "Lifeline."

LeAnn Rimes "Family."

Shania Twain.

3 Doors Down.

 

August 31st

Rob Zombie's "Halloween" prequel, starring Tyler Mane, Malcolm McDowell and Sheri Moon Zombie.

 

September 4th

Mariah Carey's "Illusions: The Butterfly Within'."

50 Cent's "Curtis."

Rob Thomas & Matchbox Twenty's "Exile On Mainstream: A Decade of Matchbox Twenty."

Anastacia.

 

September 7th

"Resident Evil: Extinction" starring Milla Jovovich.

"Shoot 'Em Up" starring Clive Owen, Monica Bellucci and Paul Giamatti.

 

September 11th

Dr. Dre's "Detox."

Howie Day.

Robbie Williams.

Hot Hot Heat's "Happiness Ltd."

Ann Wilson (Heart) "Hope & Glory."

 

September 14th

"Michael Clayton" starring George Clooney.

"Balls of Fury" starring George Lopez.

"The Nanny Diaries" starring Scarlett Johansson.

 

September 18th

Bruce Springsteen.

KT Tunstall's "Drastic Fantastic."

Whitney Houston.

Dido.

Kanye West's "Graduation."

Annie Lennox.

Motion City Soundtrack's "Even If It Kills Me."

Ministry.

Chamillinaire's "Ultimate Victory."

 

September 21st

"Into The Wild" starring Vince Vaughn.

 

September 25th

Dave Matthews Band.

Moby.

Aerosmith.

Rascal Flatts.

The Cult's "Born Into This."

 

September 28th

"Brave One" starring Jodie Foster.

 

October 2nd

U2.

Donna Lewis.

ZZ Top.

 

October 5th

"Vantage Point" starring Dennis Quaid.

"Golden Age" starring Clive Owen & Cate Blanchett.

"Trick 'R Treat" starring Anna Paquin.

 

October 7th

"Stop-Loss" starring Ryan Phillippe and Abbie Cornish.

 

October 9th

Courtney Love.

 

October 12th

"Martian Child" starring John Cusack.

"Margot At The Wedding" starring Jack Black & Nicole Kidman.

 

October 16th

INXS.

Michael Jackson.

 

October 19th

"30 Days of Night" starring Josh Hartnett.

 

October 23rd

Gavin DeGraw.

 

October 26th

"Mr. Woodcock" starring Billy Bob Thornton.

"Saw 3" starring Tobin Bell.

 

October 30th

Super Furry Animals.

 

November 2nd

"Bee Movie" starring Jerry Seinfeld.

"American Gangster" starring Denzel Washington & Russell Crowe.

 

November 6th

Cheyenne Kimball.

 

November 9th

"Fred Clause" starring Vince Vaughn and Paul Giamatti.

 

November 13th

The Beastie Boys.

The Blackeyed Peas.

 

November 16th

"Beowulf" starring Anthony Hopkins & Angelina Jolie.

 

November 20th

Sheryl Crow.

Jennifer Hudson.

Kid Rock.

 

November 21st

Animated "Enchanted" starring John Travolta.

 

November 27th

Britney Spears.

The White Stripes.

 

November 30th

"This Christmas" starring Regina King & Chris Brown.

 

December 4th

Cher.

Leona Lewis.

Panic At The Disco.

 

December 7th

"The Golden Compass" starring Nicole Kidman, Kevin Bacon & Daniel Craig.

"The Water Horse" starring Emily Watson & David Morrissey.

 

December 11th

Metallica.

 

December 14th

"Ripley's Believe It Or Not" starring Jim Carrey.

"I Am Legend" starring Will Smith.

 

December 18th

Robert Plant.

Lior.

REM.

 

December 21st

"National Treasure: Book of Secrets" starring Nicolas Cage.

 

December 25th

"Charlie Wilson's War" starring Tom Hanks & Julia Roberts.

 

source via Purerobbie

 

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A very bad move if true IMO,I know I keep saying it but he should for once not release an album every year, it is about time he took a year off, then he can come back bigger and better than ever in 2008, and it will be welcomed, as people will have missed him so much more and he would be so much more appriciated. It's far too soon affter Rudebox, and all the negetivity. And it is most definatly Swing as he said that was next. Swing is ideal for a late Oct or Nov release, a month or two before Xmas, that way huge sales are guarenteed, and unless he actually promots it then it is pointless imo. I am completelly against a Swing album, as I think one covers album for a creadible song-writer at such a young age is more than enough. Leave the covers album up to has-beens like Rod Stewart to do. I just wish he would take the rest of this year off, continue writing amazing music with Guy, Stephen, Boots ,Soul M, Brandon etc etc and make the best possible album and come back with all guns blazing in 2008. Releasing a covers album after Rudebox will just make people think he is desperate for sales and has to resort to 50 year old track to be huge again in the UK, when infact we know that it is part of his contract to release Swing. I am hoping EMI change their mind and want the next studio album released instead and not Swing. -_-

 

EDIT: Thankfully it looks like this site in false, there have been no release dates given for loads of those albums, especially Jacko and U2. U2's probebly won't be released till 2008 anyway. ^_^

 

I don't really want a new Swing album :cry:

I don't really want a new Swing album :cry:

 

Me neither, the more I think about it the more I don't want it. I would'nt mind one after the next proper album if needs be, but it just could'nt be a worse idea imo. :(

Not now Robbie :cry: :cry:

Not now Robbie :cry: :cry:

 

Maybe we should fly over to LA and tell him. :naughty:

Maybe we should fly over to LA and tell him. :naughty:

 

 

Pick me up Superman :naughty:

i would like a new swing album if he writes all the songs on his own.. new swing songs.. i think he already sung all the good ones.. just do a album like michael bublé.. so some emotional and some happy jazz/swing songs..

 

btw i LOVED I will talk and hollywood will listenn songs like that should be an a new swing album.

btw i LOVED I will talk and hollywood will listenn songs like that should be an a new swing album.

 

 

 

I love that too :wub: :wub:

 

 

 

Hi Stevyy :cheer:

Rumoured Tracklisting according to Wikipedia. Funnily enough, they are the exact same suggestions I made for songs on TRWS :blink: :rolleyes:

 

Come Fly With Me

Fly Me To The Moon

For Once In My Life

I've Got You Under My Skin

Lets Face The Music And Dance

Moon River

Moondance

My Way

New York, New York

Smile

Summer Wind

That's Life

The Way You Look Tonight

The Lady Is a tramp

 

 

Well that's a great tracklisting and not all natural Swing songs. I'm pleased he's doing this because he has such a great voice and it is not appreciated as widely in his recent stuff. Here are some songs where he can really show off his voice, plus his first Swing Album was a huge success. If he can do another BBC Albert Hall show, this will fly out the shops like the first one did. I hope he does another duet with Nicole Kidman again! IMO he is under-rated as a singer, when he is actually Britain's most gifted male singer of his generation. Despite all his publicity antics, he doesn't need to do anything else but sing great songs.

 

I just now noticed that list you posted Scotty.

 

No, please no Swing album. :cry: But, one good thing is that release date is a day after my birthday, so it'd be a good present. ^_^ :lol: No, no, I don't want I Swing album... :cry: I said that like a hundred times, already. :wacko: And I still don't understand why he needs those covers. :(

Actually, I am pretty positive that tracklisting was complete Wikipedia bull$h!t. It is'nt even there anymore, and was almost identical to the tracklisting I suggested on TRWS. :lol:

 

Anyway, there is no way that is the tracklisting, he has said to fans who have gone to see him in LA that the new album will be Swing but very different from the last. And considering he is working with Guy again, I have a strong feeling he will be writing original Swing tracks with a jazz feel to it (well if Mark Ronson is also working on it). Rob is never one to repeat himself.

 

Although I think his voice sounds amazing when he sings 'Swing' songs, I don't see how writing original Swing songs will work. I could be wrong and it could be amazing and also mega successful, as 'I Will Talk Hollywood Will Listen' was brilliant. But I'd much perfer a pop/rock album myself, or one with pop/rock/swing/rap/electro/ballads etc all in one :P But if it is part of his contract than i supose he has to do it. At least it won't be till next year anyway ^_^

I thought he had changed his mind on a Swing release. <_<

I thought he had changed his mind on a Swing release. <_<

 

I don't think he has a choice Susie. :( Which is why i think he wants to make it very different from the last. ^_^

 

I just wish he would scrap it all and come back next year with his own material, and not Swing. I want classic Robbie songs. By the time new album will be out (probebly sometime next year), it will have been ages since he was around, and I think he should come back promoting his own songs, not covers. Unless as I said he is writing the Swing album, but I don't see that being mega succcessfull for some reason. :wacko:

I don't think he has a choice Susie. :( Which is why i think he wants to make it very different from the last. ^_^

 

I just wish he would scrap it all and come back next year with his own material, and not Swing. I want classic Robbie songs. By the time new album will be out (probebly sometime next year), it will have been ages since he was around, and I think he should come back promoting his own songs, not covers. Unless as I said he is writing the Swing album, but I don't see that being mega succcessfull for some reason. :wacko:

 

Those are my thoughts also. ^_^

Any album from Rob will do :yahoo: :yahoo: