North American fans of international pop superstar Kylie Minogue will finally get a chance to experience the icon live in concert when her 6-city tour kicks off in Oakland, CA on September 30, 2009 (full schedule below).

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Over the course of her extraordinary 20-year-career, Kylie Minogue has been a global force in pop music with more than 40 million albums sold worldwide, 50 hit singles including the U.S. Billboard dance-chart toppers “Can’t Get You Our of My Head,” “Love At First Sight,” “Slow,” and the Grammy-Award winning “Come Into My World,” countless awards and accolades including an OBE from the Queen and 8 sold-out world tours including last year’s KylieX2008 tour which traveled to 21 countries throughout Europe, South America, Dubai, Asia, New Zealand and Australia, generating and estimated $70,000,000 in ticket sales. Kylie couldn’t be more excited about her first tour through North America.

“I’ve wanted to tour in America and Canada for years and know that fans have been waiting a long time for this,” said Minogue. “I’m thrilled that the opportunity has finally arrived.”

The tour is being produced by Los Angeles-based concert promotion firm Bill Silva Presents (BSP). Company CEO Bill Silva commented, “Kylie has such a successful career outside of North America that it has taken quite a while to find a window in her schedule for the U.S. and Canada. Her amazing fans in North America will be well rewarded for their patience when they experience her show and its entire spectacle. We are confident in the tour’s success, and hope that Kylie will make this the first of many tours to our shores.”

Tickets will go on sale in each market on the weekend of May 15, 2009, however early access to tickets in the U.S. will be available to American Express Cardmembers beginning this Thursday, May 7, through Ticketmaster. Members of Kylie.com’s mailing list will receive an email that contains information of special ticket pre-sale offers.

Kylie’s last visit stateside was in early 2008 with a promotional trip to support the release of her 10th studio album X (Astralwerks/Capitol) in which she performed on Ellen, Dancing With The Stars and the Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson. Kylie has since toured the globe with KylieX2008, hosted the prestigious Brit Awards, earned her 5th Grammy® nomination, released a range of bed linen called “Kylie at Home,” released her 5th fragrance “Couture,” released Boombox: The Remix Album 2000-2008, and traveled to Mumbai to participate in the most expensive Bollywood feature film ever made entitled “Blue.” In addition to a cameo role in the film, Kylie performs the main musical number written and recorded with internationally renowned composer AR Rahman. Kylie shows no signs of slowing down with the announcement of the North American tour and plans to commence work on her 11th studio album.

Kylie Minogue released her first single “Locomotion” in July 1987. The Little Eva remake became an instant hit around the world and launched the music career of the now icon. Kylie is one of the world’s most successful female artists with over 40 million albums sold, 50 hit singles, ten studio albums, two live CDs, eight live concert DVD’s, plus her Greatest Hits and Ultimate Kylie double album, multiple video packages and eight world tours.

Since 1979, Bill Silva Presents (BSP) has produced over 10,000 events from small clubs to major stadiums all over the world. Shows produced have included such prodigious talents as The Rolling Stones, The Who, Simon & Garfunkel, The Police, Madonna, Nirvana, Eric Clapton and Bob Dylan. BSP have also produced North American Tours with Dr. Dre’s “Up In Smoke Tour,” the most successful hip hop tour of all time; and international tours with comedian Margaret Cho.

The Multi-Platinum Aussie Superstar is also set to make an appearance on NBC’s “TODAY” with Kathie Lee and Hoda Kotb On May 8th.

Latest Release Boombox: The Remix Album 2000-2008 available now.

Kylie Minogue 2009 North American Tour Dates:

(Dates and information subject to change.)

Sep. 30 Oakland, CA Fox Theater
Oct. 3 Las Vegas, NV The Pearl (Palms Hotel & Casino)
Oct. 4 Los Angeles, CA Hollywood Bowl
Oct. 7 Chicago, IL The Congress Theater
Oct. 9 Toronto, ON Air Canada Centre
Oct. 11 NYC, NY Hammerstein Ballroom

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Kanye West boasts, “If Yoda was an artist he’d be Simon Henwood.” Mario Testino exclaims, “Simon’s characters are ordinary people, yet presented on canvas through paintings – a formal medium – these people in painting appear elevated to a permanent document of their character.”

With responses like this about artist Simon Henwood it’s no wonder Henwood is being honored with such acclaim. Critics choice in the pages of Vogue to the cover of Design week. Henwood’s work features as part of the Voo-Doo exhibition, which has been honored with “Exhibition of the Week” and “Critics Choice” – The Times, and “Featured Exhibiton” in Dazed & Confused, Art World and Saatchi Online.

Simon Henwood will be celebrating the launch of his new book of artwork, HENWOOD, which covers 20 years of his work of multi-disciplinary works.

The book includes collaborations with many musicians including Kanye West, Kylie Minogue, Roisin Murphy, Imogen Heap, Badly Drawn Boy and Devendra Banhart. Henwood is also known as a director and many of his film and animation stills are shown in the book along with several essays, a new interview and commentary from fellow artists and critics including Mario Testino and Walt Disney biographer, John Canemaker.

Henwood has had the unique career of always maintaining an independent direction while working between multiple media platforms. Henwood has had world-wide attention for his paintings for the last 12 years which included a touring show with MOMA, NYC. In contrast he recently directed TIME MAGAZINE’s VIDEO OF THE YEAR with “Love Lockdown” for Kanye West. He also designed the set, costumes, and visuals for Kayne’s acclaimed “GLOW IN THE DARK” tour. This work is the subject of a new book published by Rizzoli later this year.

Henwood will be celebrating the launch of his book on March 31, 2009 at VANILLA in Central London.

Pop stars, artist’s and even a member of the magic circle will be there to entertain.

The venue will be curated for one night only with some of Henwood’s more unusual work from over the years.

Some other examples of his more controversial work are the RED RIDING HOOD paintings which are on show at the moment for the first time in 10 years as a part of the Voo-Doo exhibition at the Riflemaker Gallery. Also included is his topical work of the infamous portrait of Kylie Minogue as a young naked boy.

Roisin Murphy will also be on site to DJ for the evening. The singer has also been captured in Henwood’s paintings for her first solo record, ‘Ruby Blue’.

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International pop icon Kylie Minogue will continue to rule the dancefloor with the release of a brand-new collection of remixes of her classic songs, entitled Boombox The Remix Album 2000-2008, on January 27th, 2009 on Astralwerk Records.

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The collection features remixes by some of the world’s most sought-after producers, including Chemical Brothers, Fischerspooner, Mylo, and Sebastian Leger.

The Aussie superstar has attracted a loyal US fanbase drawn to her dreamy electro-pop dancefloor fillers ever since the release of her 2001 breakout hit album ‘Fever’.

She has racked up successive Billboard Club chart-toppers such as “Can’t Get You Out of My Head,” the Grammy-Award winning “Come Into My World,” “Love At First Sight,” and “Slow,” all of which receive the remix treatment on Boombox.

Some of these mixes have only existed as promotional vinyl 12″ singles, like “Love At First Sight” (Kid Creme Vocal Dub) and “Red Blooded Woman” (Whitey Mix), while others are highly sought-after rarities, like the much boot-legged Kylie/New Order mash-up “Can’t Get Blue Monday Out of My Head,” and previously unreleased tracks, like “The One” (Bitrocka Remix) and “Boombox” (LA Riots Remix). Now old fans and recent converts alike will be able to experience the full range of Minogue’s dancefloor catalog in all its party-starting glory.

Boombox comes on the heels of a busy 2008, which Minogue began by being honored by the Queen with an OBE (Order of the British Empire) for her services to music and winning a BRIT Award for “Best International Female Solo Artist.” In April, Minogue released her tenth studio album in the US, entitled X, which is her first all-new set of songs since 2003’s Body Language.

The album has been nominated for a 2009 Grammy Award for “Best Electronic/Dance Album,” earning Minogue her fifth Grammy Award nomination. She also embarked on a three-month, 50-date European tour, entitled KYLIEX2008.

Boombox The Remix Album 2000-2008 Track Listing:

1. Can’t Get Blue Monday Out Of My Head (Bootleg with New Order)
2. Spinning Around (7th District Club Mental Mix)
3. Wow (Death Metal Diva Scene Mix)
4. Love At First Sight (Kid Creme Vocal Dub)
5. Slow (Chemical Brothers Mix)
6. Come Into My World (Fischerspooner Mix)
7. Red Blooded Woman (Whitey Mix)
8. I Believe In You (Mylo Mix)
9. In Your Eyes (Knuckleheadz Mix)
10. 2 Hearts (Mark Brown’s Pacha Ibiza Upper Terrace Mix)
11. On A Night Like This (Bini & Martini Mix)
12. Giving You Up (Riton Re-Rub Vocal Mix)
13. In My Arms (Sebastien Leger Vocal Mix)
14. The One (Bitrocka Remix)
15. Your Disco Needs You (Casino Radio & Club Remix Mix)
16. Boombox (LA Riots Remix)

iTunes customers can download the following exclusive tracks in addition to the above:

17. Can’t Get You Out Of My Head (Greg Kurstin 2007 Mix)
18. Butterfly (Mark Piccotti Sandstorm Dub)

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I woke up this morning with Eddie Floyd’s “634-5789″ soul song going around my head. Better than a hangover, that’s for sure. Last night he and a few others performed on Later with Jools Holland for the annual Hootenanny New Year’s Eve show on the BBC.

Rather than go out, which is what we were planning to do, Dave and I stayed in for New Year’s. A very kind and generous friend had given us tickets to go out to see a few bands play at the Carling Academy Oxford and we ungraciously didn’t show up. Very naughty indeed. Hopefully he’s still talking to us.

So, we settled for a couple bottles of bubbly and the TV instead. Later with Jools was pretty good. Of course, the show isn’t filmed live, which is a bit of a let down, but it’s still fun to watch.

After Jools Holland arrived to the Land of the Hootenanny via Dr. Who’s Tardis (sounds crazy, I know) “Boogie Woogie Queen” Ruby Turner opened the show with “Jumpin’ at the Jubilee” along with Jools and his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra. Soul legend Eddie Floyd followed with “634-5789″. I used to sing that song in a band called Soul Wagon…crikey…about 15 years ago. The band was only together a couple of months, but that’s another story.

Other guest performers on the show included Kaiser Chiefs, Lulu, Madness, Duffy, Kate Nash, Kylie Minogue, Seasick Steve, Mika and Paul McCartney. Jools also spoke to a few guests in the audience like Lenny Henry, Dawn French, David Tennant, Formula One’s Bernie Ecclestone, Gabby Logan and more.

Duffy performed a superb cover of the Cat Stevens song, “The First Cut Is The Deepest”. I’ve mentioned on several occasions, here on Band Weblogs, how much I like Duffy and that she’s the cat’s meow. Jools and his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra accompanied Duffy, for her classy rendition of “The First Cut Is The Deepest”, which could easily be released as a single. Duffy’s been on Later with Jools two times now – sometimes she reminds me of Lulu, who Jools will often perform with, so it’s apropos that he would seem to be enamored with her.

Speaking of Lulu, she sounded great, as always, singing “Where Have All The Good Guys Gone”. It would have been good to see her sing more songs, though.

Kylie Minogue was the star of the night. For her first number, Jools reminded viewers of Kylie’s recent stint on Dr. Who before she vamped it up with “Come On Strong”. She spent the song being sultry, sitting on the piano and singing, whilst Jools played along with the band.

The other “big star of the night” was Paul McCartney. Who would have thought that one day Sir Paul McCartney and Kylie Minogue would be introduced together for a duet? That they were, and they sang Paul McCartney’s “Dance Tonight”. Later, Kylie performed “2 Hearts” from her album ‘X’, with Dr. Who’s David Tennant dancing along in the audience. She also sang a jazzed up lounge version of her hit song “I Could Be So Lucky” with Jools Holland on piano.

The Duffy and Eddie Floyd “Bring It On Home To Me” duet was a treat and Mika performed “Grace Kelly”, playing the piano – as I had first heard him play the song for his debut on Later with Jools Holland about a year ago. This time he played along with the Jools Rhythm and Blues Orchestra. It’s too bad the song gets so overplayed on the radio, because I really liked it the first time I heard it. Especially the stripped down piano version.

There were many more performances throughout the night and if you missed the Hootenanny on the BBC, luckily the Later with Jools Holland website has added video footage of the complete show.

For some reason, Ruby Turner doesn’t have a section on the Hootenanny page. Hopefully they’ll add one soon. In the meantime, you can go to Ruby Turner Official Website for more information about her.

Watch Hootenanny videos from Later with Jools Holland

Later with Jools Holland BBC Website

By: Jenny May – Band Weblogs

Leon Jackson, the 2007 winner of The X Factor, appeared on GMTV’s LK Today this morning. Lorraine Kelly talked to Leon about his win last Saturday night December 15th, his nerves throughout the show and the fact that he had just started singing publicly in January of this year. Karaoke was his schtick before his appearance on the show, and after being crowned the winner, Leon is now a part of X Factor history.

Leon’s new single, a cover of the Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey hit song “When You Believe”, is now available for download and will be in stores December 19th, 2007 on Sony BMG. We’ll have to wait and see if it will make UK Christmas #1.

He sang “When You Believe” on LK Today along with a choir, and after performing on The X Factor Saturday night and probably getting little sleep, he sounded pretty good for a Monday morning. I like the tone of his voice, and at times it reminds me a bit of Jamie Cullum. Even though Leon, who hails from Whitburn, West Lothian, Scotland, is only 18 years old and hasn’t had much experience performing in public, he seems a natural on stage.

With Dannii Minogue as his mentor during The X Factor (UK series 4), it seemed apropos that he would sing a duet with her sister Kylie on the night of his win. They sang her hit, “Better The Devil You Know”. I wonder if that will ever be released as a single?

Last year the winner was Leona – this year, Leon!

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The X Factor UK YouTube Channel

Leon Jackson – “When You Believe” on amazon.co.uk

The X Factor Official Website

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By: Jenny May – Band Weblogs

BBC Children In Need and Pudsey are back! Terry Wogan is set to host the 28th BBC Children in Need Appeal Show on Friday November 16th, 2007 at 7.00pm on BBC One.

Last March, Comic Relief and Red Nose Day raised millions of pounds with the help of entertainers Peter Kay, Matt Lucas, Mitchell and Webb and more.

This month the Children In Need Show will include guest presenters Fearne Cotton as well as performances by the Spice Girls, Kylie Minogue, John Barrowman, the cast of ‘EastEnders’, a special episode of ‘Doctor Who’ and a one-off edition of ‘Junior Dragon’s Den.’

Also set to perform are Lee Mead and the cast of ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’ and a performance from the West End stars of ‘Dirty Dancing’, a ‘Never Mind the Buzzcocks’ special, a live performance by the BBC newsreaders and more.

For more information, the latest news, Radio Pudsey, download Pocket Pudsey, to donate and more go to:

BBC Children In Need Official Website

Singles release dates and information could change!

Go to the bands and artists official websites for the latest release dates, news and information.

5th November

Aim – Birchwood (EP)
Animal Collective – Fireworks (10″)
The Answering Machine – Lightbulbs (7″)
Bedouin Soundclash – St Andrews
Boy Kill Boy – No Conversation
The Brightlights – Inspired By (7″)[Limited]
Calvin Harris – Colours (12″)
Cinematic Orchestra – To Build A Home (7″)
The Cloud Room – Hey Now Now (7″)[Limited]
Craig David – Hot Stuff
David Gray – You’re The World To Me
Dude N Nem – Watch My Feet
Eight Legs – These Grey Days
Elvis Presley – In The Ghetto
Frightened Rabbit – Be Less Rude (7″)
Jape – Floating
Justice – D.A.N.C.E.
Kanye West feat T-Pain – Good Life
Killers – Tranquilize (7″) [Limited]
King Creosote – Home In A Sentence
Laura Critchley – What Do We Do
Mitchell Brothers – Michael Jackson
The National – Apartment Story
Nelly Furtado – Do It
Nicole Scherzinger – Baby Love
One eskimO – Hometime
Palladium – High Five
Paul McCartney – Ever Past Present
Proclaimers – Whole Wide World
Revolt – Call It What You Want (We Call It War)
Seal – Amazing
Shitdisco – I Know Kung Fu (7″ + 12″)
Smith 6079 – Kill Romeo
Stonebridge feat Kenny Thomas – You Don’t Know
These New Puritans – Colours / Numbers (7″) [Limited]
Tracey Thorn – Grand Canyon (12″)
Wet Wet Wet – Too Many People
Whitest Boy Alive – Burning (7″)
Wideboys feat Clare Evers – Bomb The Secret

12th November

Alicia Keys – No One
Angus & Julia Stone – The Beast (EP)
Asobi Seksu – Strawberries
Beirut – A Sunday Smile
Ben’s Brother – Carry On
Bi-Polar Baby – Suicide Girl
Bloc Party – Flux
Christina Aguilera – Oh Mother
Chromeo – Bonafied Lovin’ (7″)
Darren B – Stand By You
Darren Hayes – Me Myself & I
Darren Hayes – Who Would Have Thought (7″) [Limited]
Delays – Love Made Visible (EP) [Limited]
Dizzee Rascal – Flex
Duran Duran – Falling Down
Elektrons – Classic Cliche
Elvis Presley – You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me
Fergie – Clumsy / Fergalicious
Glasvegas – Daddy’s Gone (7″) [Limited]
Grace – Stand Still
Hard-Fi – Can’t Get Along (Without You)
hellogoodbye – Oh It Is Love
Jill Scott – Hate On Me
Jim Noir – All Right (EP) (7″) [Limited]
Kaiser Chiefs – Love’s Not A Competition (But I’m Winning) (7″) [Limited] (Only available from kaiserchiefs.co.uk)
Kid Carpet – The Kid’s Back (7″)
Kissaway Trail – 61
Kylie Minogue – 2 Hearts
Lee Hazlewood – Boots
Linkin Park – Shadow Of The Day
Look See Proof – Local Hero
Lupen Crook & The Murderbirds – Matthew’s Magpie (7″)
Maths Class – Emporio Laser / Cushion Glamour
Maximo Park – Karaoke Plays
Metronomy – Radio Ladio (7″)
Michael Buble – Lost
My Chemical Romance – Mama
Nickelback – Rockstar
Patrick And Eugene – I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor (7″)
Phil Campbell – Cold Engines
Pigeon Detectives – I Found Out
Rihanna feat Ne-Yo – Hate That I Love You
Runrig & The Tartan Army – Loch Lomond
Se:Sa feat Sharon Phillips – Like This Like That
The Shaky Hands – The Sleepless
Shayan Italia – Reflection
Shy Child – Drop The Phone
Sia – Day Too Soon
Slaves To Gravity – Meantime
Splittr – All Alone
St Vincent – Jesus Saves I Spend
Vincent Vincent & The Villains – On My Own
The Whip – Sister Siam (7″)
Within Temptation – All I Need
Wolfmen – Cecilie

19th November

Athlete – Tokyo
BC Camplight – Suffer For Two
The Daniels – Lights
DJ Jean – Sexy Lady
Doug Walker – The Mystery
Elle S’Appelle – Little Flame (7″) [Limited]
Elvis Presley – Always On My Mind
Estelle – Wait A Minute (Just A Touch)
Final Fantasy – Hey Dad
Gallows feat Lethal Bizzle – Staring At The Rudebois
The Go Team – The Wrath Of Marcie
Helen Boulding – Breathe
Helen Love – It’s My Club
J Holiday – Bed
Johnny Flynn – The Box
Justin Timberlake & Beyonce – Until The End Of Time
kd Lang – I Dream Of Spring
KT Tunstall – Saving My Face
Lauren Rose – I Go To The Beach
Make Model – The Was
Maroon 5 – Won’t Go Home Without You
Mules – This Is Your Life (7″)
Operator Please – Leave It Alone
Passenger – Table For One
Reverend & The Makers – Open Your Window
Richard Fleeshman – Coming Down
Riz MC – People Like People
Rumble Strips – Time
Shayne Ward – Breathless
Songbirds – The Weatherman
Spice Girls – Headlines (Friendship Never Ends)
Stalkers – Yesterday Is No Tomorrow
Stateless – Bloodstream
The Sugars – Way To My Heart
T2 feat Jodie – Heartbroken
Terra Naomi – Up Here
Trembling Blue Stars – Beautiful Blank / Say Goodbye To The Sea II (7″)
Trembling Blue Stars – Exploring The Shadows (EP)
Wyclef Jean feat Akon and Lil Wayne – Sweetest Girl
Xcerts – Just Go Home (7″)

26th November

Alison Moyet – A Guy Like You
Bodyrox feat Luciana – What Planet You On?
Bonde Do Role – Marina Gasolina
Che’Nelle – I Fell In Love With The DJ
Circuits – City Of Lights / Before Its Over
Deerhoof – Matchbook Seeks Maniac (7″) [Limited]
Editors – The Racing Rats
Electrelane – In Berlin
Elvis Presley – An American Trilogy
Emma Pollock – Paper & Glue
Foals – Balloons
Foo Fighters – Long Road To Ruin
Girls Aloud – Call The Shots
Good Shoes – Small Town Girl
Ian Hunter – When The World Was Round
Jay Sean – Ride It
Joey Nightmare – Was Young Once
Katie Melua – Mary Pickford (Used To Eat Roses)
Mark Brown feat Elena Kats-Chernin – The Journey Continues
Middleman – Good To Be Back
Neon Neon – Raquel
Paramore – Crush Crush Crush
Pendulum – Granite
Peter Gelderblom – Waiting 4
Plain White T’s – Hate (I Really Don’t Like You)
Queens Of The Stone Age – Make It Wit Chu (7″) [Limited]
The Rapture – The Sound (12″)
Remi Nicole – Rock N Roll
Rilo Kiley – Breakin’ Up
Roll Deep – Racist People
Rosalita – Manga Girl
RyanDan – High
Sean Kingston – Me Love
Silversun Pickups – Lovers
Simian Mobile Disco – Hustler
The Twang – Push The Ghosts
Thomas Bromley – Need You So Bad / Nothing To Do Or Say
Todd Terry Allstars – Get Down
Uniting Nations – Do It Yourself
Will I Am – One More Chance
Young Galaxy – Outside The City

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For some reason I’ve had the song, “Where The Wild Roses Grow” by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds and Kylie Minogue going around my head today. It’s such a beautiful and haunting song.

I hadn’t heard “Where The Wild Roses Grow” until I moved to England and a friend turned me on to the song via the video a couple years ago. I never knew Kylie could sound so good. I’m not a huge Kylie fan, but since I heard this song, I’ve continued to keep an open mind and hope that one day she’ll record something with a similar feel. Of course, Nick Cave sounds good and their voices work well together on the track, which he wrote and was originally released in 1995.

Watch Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds + Kylie Minogue – “Where The Wild Roses Grow” video:

Kylie is set to release her tenth studio album, ‘X’ on November 26, 2007. “Sensitized”, one of the tracks expected to be on the album and apparently written by Guy Chambers, Cathy Dennis and Serge Gainsbourg, sounds pretty good – though I’m hoping that before it’s released “they’ll” remove the woo sounds in the background and “clean up” the muddy bass – but most likely doubtful at this point.

Either way, something tells me that ‘X’ is going to be a BIG album for Kylie.

“Where The Wild Roses Grow” YouTube video link

Kylie Official Website

By: Jenny May – Band Weblogs

“Flowers In The Rain” had just been released when Tony Blackburn selected it to be the first song played on Radio 1 on September 30th, 1967.

To coincide with this portentous event, Salvo Records/Fly Records will be re-issuing “Flowers In The Rain” as a limited edition 7″ and CD single on August 20th 2007, as part of the 40th Anniversary Series campaign for The Move. The Move’s first two critically acclaimed studio albums, Move and Shazam, will be released the following week on August 27th as deluxe expanded editions.

Other artists and tracks featured on the Radio 1 anniversary album include:

Kylie Minogue covering “Love is the Drug” by Roxy Music (1975)

Lily Allen covering “Don’t Get Me Wrong” by The Pretenders (1986)

Robbie Williams covering “Lola” by The Kinks (1970)

Amy Winehouse covering “Cupid” by Johnny Nash (1969)

Girls Aloud covering “Teenage Dirtbag” by Wheatus (2001)

Natasha Bedingfield covering “Ray of Light” by Madonna (1998)

Hard-Fi covering “Toxic” by Britney Spears (2004)