Swedish popstar Robyn will be the opening act for the final leg of Madonna's European tour, according to Pitchfork.
The 'With Every Heartbeat' musician will support Madonna's Sticky & Sweet tour for dates this August and September.
Robyn's supporting dates include stops in Nice, Berlin, Zurich, Lisbon and Vienna.
The singer recently admitted that she was not impressed with Madonna's new single '4 Minutes'.
"I was hoping that Madonna would come out with another 'Papa Don't Preach' so I'm a bit sad, but I haven't heard the album yet so maybe it will surprise me," she said.
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New Kids on The Block Plan to Release Album in September
Freshly reunited boyband New Kids on The Block are planning a Sept. 8 release date for a new album, the group's manager, Jared Paul, says.
The band -- who broke up in 1994; and reunited in April this year -- performed their first single "Summertime" during a May 16 appearance on NBC's Today show.
Paul tells Billboard magazine, "I discussed a lot of options with them, but in the end, it made sense to create a partnership with a label.
"It makes sense for us to have someone to underwrite six weeks of rehearsal and loss-leader shows like the 'Today' show; it makes sense to work with people who have good deals with great songwriters and a strong online and radio department."
Both the band and the record label, Interscope, describe the deal as a "partnership," with sources close to the deal saying the label will partake in merchandise and touring revenue.
"We were driven by the music," group member Joey McIntyre says of the decision to reunite. "Donnie [Wahlberg] and I both live in L.A., and we have had conversations about the offers we've gotten in the past. This time around, Donnie was the loudest and pushed the hardest in terms of getting going on the music. His excitement was really infectious."
"Our first goal was always just to make a great album," says Wahlberg. "We wanted to work with the best, and have a great team in place so we could make an album that counted."
"Our friends' kids are listening to the tracks, and they are excited," says group member Jordan Knight. "We don't come across as old guys on the record, and songs like "Summertime" have a great, '80s vibe that can be enjoyed by everyone."
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Wednesday, 4 June 2008
Playgroup
Artist: Playgroup
Genre(s):
Electronic
Dance
Discography:
Front 2 Back Remixes
Year: 2006
Tracks: 7
Reproduction (cd2)
Year: 2005
Tracks: 8
Reproduction (cd1)
Year: 2005
Tracks: 8
Playgroup (Edition Limitie) cd2
Year: 2003
Tracks: 12
Playgroup (Edition Limitie) cd1
Year: 2003
Tracks: 13
Playgroup is a studio party/rumpus-room collective orchestrated by Trevor Jackson, a graphic designer (sleeves by Eric B. & Rakim, Stereo MCs, and the Jungle Brothers), producer, and remixer (Massive Attack, U2) wHO has worked under the Underdog and Skull pseudonyms. Jackson likewise runs his own Output label. A melting throne of disco music, funk, rap, dub, new wave, and electronica, 2001's Playgroup, released on the Source label, featured contributions from Roddy Frame (Aztec Camera), Edwyn Collins (Orange tree Juice, solo), reggae veteran soldier Shinehead, Kathleen Hanna (Le Tigre, Bikini Kill), and Rowetta (Well-chosen Mondays). Astralwerks picked the record up for release in the U.S. in March of 2002. By the end of that year, Jackson released a geminate of mingle albums: his own contribution to the DJ Kicks series and a deed called Partymix, Vol. 1.
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