February 1st, 2008 by Evan

The photos may not be of good quality but don’t you dare mistake the blurry images for an illusion. The New Kids on the Block are definitely back – three of them at least. After on again/off again rumors that the boy band that spawned all boy bands would be hanging tough once more, paparazzi caught Donnie, Joey and Jordan hanging out with a fan in the ATL airport while they were on their way to boy band land, Orlando, Florida. Sources are saying that it’s where they’re establishing their base to work on some new music. It look like the reunion is definitely on.
January 11th, 2008 by Evan

Despite recently claiming he wanted to get back into the music business and prove that former bandmates Take That are not better than him; Robbie Williams seems to have had a change of heart. Looking chubby and out of shape, the Rudebox star says he may never hit the road again claiming the last tour almost killed him. He has also said that he may not even release a proper album this year.
The reason behind this seems to be that Robbie is enjoying the recluse lifestyle too much. He says, “I do have to say, the more time I’m spending away from public life, the more I like it. Unfortunately I have a massive competitive urge that wants me to put out three albums a year. Which one will win? I’m sure as soon as I get bored I’ll be back. But right now there’s a soy vanilla latte and mince pie waiting for me in the kitchen.”
Robbie is clearly in a quandary about whether to hang up his mic for good. He was recently spotted with a ridiculous hermits beard and admitted, “Christmas was a glutton feast - I neither fit into my pop star trousers or my bed for that matter.”
December 28th, 2007 by Evan

His last album ‘Rudebox’ was a complete flop, Take That’s reunion is reaching new heights; without him, and former band mates have been quoted saying things like “There is no place for Robbie in Take That anymore.” Some might say Robbie Williams is pretty washed up.
But Rob has other ideas. Reports show that he plans a huge musical comeback in 2008; apparently because he is so jealous of his former band’s success he wants revenge.
A source close to the singer said: “Things haven’t been going that well for Robbie recently and he’s been having a bit of a break from recording. His last album, ‘Rudebox’, was panned by critics, which was made worse by the fact Take That are doing so well, without him. Robbie has now decided enough is enough and it’s time to reclaim his crown. He is working on new material and he reckons this is the best stuff he has ever come up with. There could even be another hit like ‘Angels’.”
Watch this space!
November 18th, 2007 by Evan

Cult rockers My Bloody Valentine will play their first live gigs in 16 years when they take to the stage in the summer of 2008. Kevin Shields’ British group revealed their tour plans on Thursday, one week after announcing their reunion. The rock icons, which are planning to release a new album before the end of this year, will play gigs in London, Manchester and Glasgow in June and July. The group last played live in 1992, and have been inactive since 1995. They have also been linked to the 2008 Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival in California.
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August 7th, 2007 by Evan

British girl band the Spice Girls may be breathing a huge sigh of relief. Toronto beat Baghdad, among other contenders, in an online poll to decide where the 1990s pop sensations would play a special performance as part of their world tour, the group said on Friday. Haha, so if incase Baghdad won over the other cities would the Spice Girls have performed there, I think no ways even if the US troops deloyed there would have given security assurances. They would have been scared for their lives at the every moment if the results for the poll showed the warn ravaged city as the winner. If US troops with hi-tech guns cannot defend themselves then how could the Spice Girls save their lives with mics in their hands and headphone over the head as a shelter. I won’t blame they either as Middle East Asia is today one of the most war prone places in the world and one would only choose to go there if one wish for an easy suicide attempt.

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August 4th, 2007 by Evan

Motown music legend Stevie Wonder has announced his first US tour in more than a decade. The 57-year-old, will start the tour in San Diego on 23 August, with the final concert in Boston on 20 September. I do know if I am right or wrong, but more than music releases I can see that there more and more singers that are wanting to make world tours this year, and especially those who have been out of the limelight in recent years, the first that come to my mind is the world tour of Spice Girls who are getting to together at the year of the year. It means fun and music for all the fans, its going to be an all out celebration of music with former greats playing to audiences around the world. In 2005, he released his first album in 10 years, A Time to Love. It debuted at number five on the US album charts and has sold 469,000 copies to date
July 2nd, 2007 by Evan

The Spice Girls have put the rumors to rest after weeks of speculation. They have announced that they will be reuniting to do eleven concerts in eleven different locations around the world in December and January. All five of the original Spice Girls are back, including Geri Halliwell, aka Ginger Spice. She had been the first to leave the group in 1998. Many things have changed for the girls since they called it quits. There are seven children between all of the girls and Emma Bunton, aka Baby Spice is currently expecting her first. A TV documentary will follow later. To me this seems like one of those cases of making money and reliving your glory years. Nobody seems to have really missed them since they’ve been gone and I don’t see how eleven shows constitute of a reunion of any kind. It sounds like a money making scheme or a desperate attempt to get back the level of success that they once had.