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Legendary Scots rockers Simple Minds are set to perform a rare outdoor concert in Edinburgh on Monday August 28 at this year’s ‘T on the Fringe’ festival. Set at the foot of the stunning Edinburgh Castle in Princess Street Gardens, the concert marks the return of one of Scotland’s biggest music exports. Tickets go on sale today, Friday June 9th.

The ‘T on The Park’ concert follows hot on the heels of the bands’ headline performance at the World Cup Launch at last night's Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, two days before the first big match.
Simple Minds have also announced two more UK summer concerts; Chichester RAJF Festival (West Sussex, July 12), and the Orange Ashton Court Festival (Somerset, July 23).
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Singer Kylie Minogue was named Woman of the Year at a showbiz ceremony. The star was honoured at the Glamour Women of the Year Awards for her inspirational battle against breast cancer. Kylie, 37, could not attend the London bash but sent a message to her fans. "The last year has been my least public but, in many ways, the most," she said. "Your support has been an enormous help and I hope to be back with you all in person very soon."

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The other winners did attend the glittering ceremony in Mayfair's Berkeley Square Gardens. Charlotte Church glammed up for the evening to accept the UK Solo Artist of the Year Award. Doctor Who star Billie Piper was named UK TV Actress of the Year. Liz Hurley received the award for Entrepreneur of the Year after launching her beachwear range. And Sharon Osbourne, fresh from hurling insults at Rebecca Loos on X Factor: Battle of the Stars, was crowned TV Personality of the Year. Royal Zara Phillips was named Sportswoman of the Year in recognition of her equestrian endeavours. Big Brother host Davina McCall picked up the award for Presenter of the Year despite the dire reception to her BBC chat show. Funnywoman of the Year went to Extras star Ashley Jensen. Supermodel Naomi Campbell received the Outstanding Contribution Award.
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07 Jun 2006 - Scissor Sisters Back!

Scissor Sisters have confirmed details of their new album, which is called "Tah-dah". The New York pop stars have set a September 18 release date for the record, which is the follow-up to their self-titled breakthrough debut LP.

"Tah-dah" will be preceded by a single, "I Don't Feel Like Dancin'", which is a collaboration with Elton John, one of the band's biggest influences.

Speaking about the new album, which is understood to have just been completed, frontman Jake Shears said the group were determined to get the record right. "I'm completely excited. I feel like I've birthed a baby! That would be the closest thing, it was very weird and painful but I think my baby is really cute! The old rock cliché is very true, it's harder doing a second album, but that's why we took our time with it," said Shears.
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07 Jun 2006 - Sugababes: Greatest Hits

Sugababes will release a greatest hits album this Christmas, they have revealed. The pop three-piece are also planning to record a brand new LP this year with new member Amelle Berrabah, who replaced Mutya Buena in 2005.

The group, who released their final new LP with Mutya, "Taller In Many Ways", last year, are also scheduled to play a string of high-profile live shows in the UK this summer.

Revealing plans for the new album and for the remainder of 2006, Heidi Range told the NME: "We're writing the new album now. But we're gonna be supporting Take That on their stadium tour, and we're doing the V Festival, and a few festivals round Europe, and we'll get back to it after that. We've got a greatest hits coming out at Xmas and there's the new album next year," she said.

Sugababes release their new single, "Follow Me Home", this week.
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07 Jun 2006 - Morrissey vs The Smiths

Morrissey has again dismissed the idea of The Smiths reforming, claming the rest of the band don't deserve to share a stage with him.

The former singer with the indie legends revealed earlier this year that he'd been offered £5 million to get back together with Johnny Marr, Mike Joyce and Andy Rourke.

However, Morrissey dismissed the plan initially and has now gone on to say he's no longer friends with the other members of The Smiths and sees no point in a reconciliation.
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"I'm not placed on the Earth to torment ex-musicians. My life is gratifying at the moment musically, so why become part of The Smiths again? What's the point?" he said. "I feel as if I've worked very hard since the demise of The Smiths and the others haven't, so why hand them attention that they haven't earned? We are not friends, we don't see each other. Why on earth would we be on a stage together?" Morrissey asked The Times.
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