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04 Nov 2005 - Morrissey: New Album

MORRISSEY will release his new album 'Ringleader Of The Tormentors' on March 20th next year.
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The album, which is being mixed at the moment, will be preceded by a single in February which will coincide with European concert dates.
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04 Nov 2005 - Eighties News

ABC will release a number of their back-catalogue albums in remastered and expanded form on November 14th. The albums, reissued under the title 'The Neutron Remasters', each feature special packaging with lyrics, memorabilia and comments from Martin Fry.

GRACE JONES
has been confirmed as the special headline guest at the forthcoming Pride Reunion which will take place at Butlins in Minehead from November 18th-21st. Other artists on the bill includes BANANARAMA, SONIA and BUCKS FIZZ.

NITZER EBB are to reform to play a series of shows next year. The duo have agreed to a reunion tour but have not indicated whether they are likely to go into the studio to work on new material. The only show confirmed so far is a headline appearance at a German festival in June next year.

EURYTHMICS are considering doing a tour which will feature DAVE STEWART's new band, Platinum Weird, as opening act, followed by an ANNIE LENNOX solo set and finishing with a headline performance from Eurythmics!

HEAVEN 17 have delayed the UK release of their new album 'Before After' until February 6th but will go ahead with their plans to play a special one-off gig at London's Scala in November.

JASON DONOVAN is expected to tour the UK next year in a musical version of 'Sweeney Todd'. Donovan has also added more shows to his upcoming schedule with eighteen Uk shows scheduled between now and February including a performance at London club G-A-Y on November 5th.

A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS have been forced to cancel their UK and European dates secheduled for December. The cancellation is due to problems with promotors and there is currently no word on whether any of the shows will be resceduled.

BAUHAUS
have announced the European leg of their current world tour. The recently reunited band will start the fourteen European dates in Dublin on January 28th and finish in Madrid on February 16th.

BLACK will release a new album, 'Between Two Churches' on November 7th. COLIN VEARNCOMBE, who records under the name Black, is best known for the 1987 hit 'Wonderful Life'.

NEW ORDER
will play shows at London's Brixton Academy and Manchester's Apollo in November.

PAUL MORLEY
has recorded an album with James Banbury under the name Infantjoy. The former ZTT mainman and ART OF NOISE collaborator describes the album, 'Where The Night Goes', as a journey from dusk til dawn translated in one hour of music divided into twelve pieces... the album, which will be released on November 7th, includes a cover of the JAPAN track 'Ghosts'.

MARC ALMOND
has announced that he will not be playing his previously announced DJ slot at Liverpool's Homotopia Closing Party this month... the SOFT CELL singer has been advised to cancel a number of engagements to rest before his upcoming dates with JOOLS HOLLAND.

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03 Nov 2005 - Kate Bush About 'Aerial'

Kate Bush will reveal that recording her first album in 12 years almost killed her, in a new interview this week.

The famously reclusive star has given her first radio or TV interview in over a decade to the BBC, to speak about the new LP "Aerial". The interview goes out on Friday and finds Bush speaking candidly about the record, which is the follow-up to "The Red Shoes", from 1993.

Speaking to John Wilson on Radio 4's "Front Row" show, Bush says how difficult "Aerial" was to make. "I'm very opinionated. I'm horrible to work with; I'm so fussy and picky," she explains. "What's good is that I know what I want. It's when you don't know what you want that you're in trouble. There were so many times I thought I wasn't going to have the energy to see it through. I knew I couldn't go on any longer, it would've killed me. I was so fed up making it."??

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During the course of the interview, Bush also explains her extended absence from the pop world, as she raised her son Bertie. "I wanted to give as much time as I could to my son. I love being with him, he's a lovely little boy and he won't be little for very long. I felt my work could wait whereas his growing up couldn't."

Bush also denies claims she is a recluse, commenting: "I am a private person, but I don't think I'm obsessively so. It's more that I choose to try and have a normal a life as possible. I don't like to live in a glare of publicity."

"Aerial" is released on Monday, November 7.

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01 Nov 2005 - Sugababes On Tour

The Sugababes have announced details of a full UK tour in 2006.

Tickets for the shows, which take place in March and April next year, go on-sale to the public tomorrow morning. The all-girl trio will be promoting their acclaimed new album, "Taller In Many Ways", which is currently at number two in the UK album charts.

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March 2006
17 Sheffield City Hall
18 Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
20 Glasgow Clyde Auditorium
23 Newcastle City Hall
25 Manchester Apollo
27 Hull City Hall
28 Nottingham Royal Centre
30 Bristol Colston Hall
31 Plymouth Pavilions

April 2006
01 Bournemouth International Centre
03 Brighton Centre
04 Ipswich Regent Theatre
06 Reading Rivermead
07 Cardiff International Arena
08 Birmingham NIA
10 London Hammersmith Apollo

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01 Nov 2005 - Geldof wins Nobel Prize

????Bob Geldof has been named the 2005 Nobel Man Of Peace, after years of pioneering work for the world's underprivileged.

The announcement of the honour was made at last night's DVD launch party for Live 8, which was organised by Geldof this summer, 25 years after he instigated Live Aid.

Geldof saus he is "overwhelmed" by the prize, which will be presented by the former leader of the Soviet Union, Mikael Gorbachev in Rome next month.
A statement said Geldof had been chosen "for his unflagging work and powerful voice on behalf of the poor of Africa over the last 20 years and in particular the last 12 months. He has harnessed world opinion to make political leaders act immediately, improving the lives of millions."

Geldof himself commented: "I am overwhelmed and deeply proud to receive this award from such an esteemed and exceptional collection of individuals. It reaffirms the progress made by Live 8 and the Make Poverty History campaign and underlines the unwavering support for its aims internationally."

The Live 8 DVD, featuring performances from the likes of U2, Robbie Williams, Sir Paul McCartney and Coldplay, is released on November 7.
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