Multi-Artist Collaboration for Next Primal Scream Album

April 2, 2008

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Primal Scream have revealed will collaborate with a number of artists and producers on their as yet untitled ninth studio album.

The album is due to be launched later this year and will feature different collaborators and producers, including Arctic Monkeys and Klaxons producer, James Ford.

Bobby Gillespie has told the BBC:

We did some tracks with Youth, Paul Epworth - we did some stuff with him. James Ford is going to do a mix for us as well, and we’ve been producing stuff ourselves.

There are also unconfirmed rumours that Primal Scream wish to pair up with producer Mark Ronson.

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Leeds Festival Line Up Revealed

April 1, 2008

The Leeds Festival Line Up has been revealed. Three bands from across the Atlantic are to headline this year’s Leeds Festival.

From August 22 to 24, Bramham Park estate will be the place to be, and turned into a giant campsite with thousands of spectators.

The organizers will reveal more information about the 150 acts over the coming weeks.

The Leeds Festival tickets have sold-out within hours of being announced at 6.45pm yesterday.

If you’re struggling to get tickets try TicketMaster, you may be able to book some there.

Weekend tickets cost £155, with camping and parking, while day tickets are priced at £65.

Leeds Festival Line Up

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Slash Said That Led Zeppelin Tour Support is Not Confirmed

March 25, 2008

SlashEx Guns n’ Roses, Slash said that his band Velvet Revolver may not support Led Zeppelin on a world tour, but hasn’t ruled out completely. Slash has told Radio One that the band are prioritizing their next album above anythimg else. He added:

There’s been a huge rumour going around about us opening for them and I think that was something that was taken out of context.

I think as far as Zeppelin doing a tour, that remains to be seen.

I saw Robert last night and he’s got his solo thing going on and as far as Velvet Revolver is concerned, we’ve got another record to do and we’re not even thinking about that.

Velvet Revolver have just completed their UK stretch of a European tour, on the 20th of March in their Glasgow concert, the singer Scott Weiland supposedly told fans, while on stage, they were “watching something special … the last tour by Velvet Revolver.”

Slash has commented on this, saying:

Well, lets put it this way - this is not Velvet Revolver’s last tour.

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The Smashing Pumpkins Sue Virgin

March 25, 2008

The Smashing Pumpkins

The Smashing Pumpkins yesterday have started a lawsuit against their record label, Virgin, for using their name in promotional deals illegally.

The band stated during a breach-of-contract lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court that Virgin’s use of their name in “Pepsi Stuff” promotion with Amazon and Pepsi threatens their reputation for “artistic integrity”.

In an official declaration, the Smashing Pumpkins stated: “We have worked hard for over two decades to accumulate a considerable amount of goodwill in the eyes of the public”.

Virgin has been the Smashing Pumpkin’s record label for seventeen years. And, according to Smashing Pumpkins, only had the right to sell digital downloads of their songs.

The Smashing Pumpkins members said that they would “never grant authority to Virgin, or any other entity,” to use their name on promotional material for other purposes.

The lawsuit requires that Virgin pay out with the revenue generated by the promotion, and also asks for a sanction against using the Smashing Pumpkins’ name or music in the future.

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