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They'll probably use it as for their new video

He's on tour at the moment

I've just noticed somebody said Lola's Theme by Shapeshifters. For me it was the complete oppostite - the first time I heard I remember thinking this is going to be huge.

I don't see how Ting Tings was a suprise? I'd agree with all of the others though. I was always quite suprised that Dare by Gorillaz got to #1

Recent years seem to show October half-term week being really busy 2007: Leona Lewis, McFly, Take That, Freemasons, Oasis, Britney Spears 2006: Beyonce, McFly, Girls Aloud, Amy Winehouse, Rihanna, Fedde Le Grand Looks like the trend will continue in 2008

I know they'll perform it on there, but is that really their first performance of it? Surely they'll do it for the Live Lounge at least

Popjustice have confirmed the title and release date

It's better than anything James Morrison, Paolo Nutini etc etc would ever release. Infact it's even better than 'Changes' A grower and definate number 1

UPDATE: The video for 'The Promise' premieres tomorrow (Friday 26th) on AOL :D The Promise will get it's first play on next Sunday's Switch on Radio 1 from 7pm. Due out physically and digitally on October 27th RY01QzxGxE8 Girls Aloud - The Promise :w00t:

I don't think it's likely to be a big shock announcement. It's more likely to be an amazing new song/album

From what I've heard it WILL be going up to June

The reason Ne-Yo is out already is that you can pre-order his album and get that one track now. It will be ineligible like Oasis and Coldplay until the album is properly released though And no, it's not a Kelly Clarkson cover

Avenue's single now September 22nd

This is quite good. I hope it gets released in the UK. I can't hear Natasha at all though, which bit does she sing?

You can hear the almost-full length version in the music & video section on their website. Watch the video called 'At Home With A Saturday #1'

Sophie Ellis-Bextor's album is now early 2009

Whilst that is an amazing line-up, I can imagine this being $h!t. They'll all try to out sing each other and it will sound a complete mess. But it's for a good cause and it'll sell well

They only send to Canada :cry:

Anyone know a good place to order from Canada to the UK?

Exciting update.

I have to say Avenue's single is much better so I voted for them but The Saturdays have got some better songs (Up being the obvious one). I'll be interested to hear some more Avenue stuff

http://www.popjustice.com/index.php?option...&Itemid=206 Sugababes albums are becoming something of an annual British institution - like Wimbledon, the Chelsea Flower Show and, er, Girls Aloud albums. Anyway, their new collection of tunes is due in a few months but their comeback single is out next month and it's called 'Girls'. It is literally quite brilliant. Here are the main things you need to know about it: THE MAIN THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE SUGABABES COMEBACK* SINGLE 'GIRLS' 1. It's based around a rewritten version - ie use the chorus, Sugabung in some new verses and bits - of 'Here Come The Girls', which UK readers will be well aware soundtracked a series of Boots commercials last Christmas and is therefore a song lodged firmly in the British psyche yet surprisingly underexploited by The Usually Quite Opportunistic Pop Industry. So those are the main things ou need to know. Want to listen to a clip? Go right ahead... [click the link at the top of this post for a 1 second clip] Well you get the general idea from one second. One of the clever things about the track is that as well as not sounding like anything the Sugababes have done before while simultaneously sounding like a brilliant Sugababes single it also fits in perfectly with the brassy, Ronsonised soul sound of pop in 2008 (well, 2007) but, unlike a lot of stuff cluttering up the music industry at the moment, it doesn't sound like it's trying too hard to pull the sound off - one of the Sugababes' main selling points has always been how effortless their hitmaking seems, and it's a theme that continues with 'Girls'. We would also like to mention here that there is a COMPLETELY EXCELLENT portion of the introduction where the intro drops out to make way for a brilliantly deranged waily Sugababes 'WHOAH OAH I DON'T NEED NO [sOMETHING OR OTHER] ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME" before the track launches properly with a big chorus. There is a good marching band bit and the four best lyrical bits on the song are: 1. "Monroe's got nothing on me." 2. "Tonight we rule the world, beware cos here come the girls." 3. "With or without a man I feel complete." 4. "Stop speculating, I'm a regular girl." While it's perhaps slightly deflating that the comeback* single isn't a brand spanking new song, and whiie releasing the tune from a Boots ad might prove an easy target for people who like to keep themselves busy talking about how the band have lost their edge, it's a great track, it's unexpected and, like 'About You Now', it's a reminder that one of the luxuries the Sugababes have as the UK's longest-running girlgroup is that they needn't endlessly position themselves as genrebending sonic pioneers with every new release. Rather, they can just concentrate on banging out the hits. Which is what we have here. Don't be surprised if you hear this track everywhere - not least in ad a few breaks - as the year draws to a close. * 'Comeback' in the sense of 'their last single was released five months ago' ----------- So what do you reckon?

'Girls' is the title of the new Sugababes single out in September http://www.popjustice.com/index.php?option...&Itemid=206

And the most overplayed song. I can't stand it anymore! Anyway: Albums Miley Cyrus - Breakout - I never thought I'd own one of her albums but See You Again is great Downloads: Gabriella Cilmi - Save The Lies (Good To Me) [single Version] Little Jackie - The World Should Revolve Around Me Annie - What Do You Want (The Breakfast song) [Live at iTunes Festival]

I was hoping Little Jackie would make more of an impact already, but it's still early days yet