The group have just released the promo clip for their track 'Love Somebody', which features on the 2012 album 'Overexposed'.

The artistic video that accompanies the song appears to show the group covered in paint.

Levine can be seen topless and interacting with a scantily clad female.

The rest of the band can periodically be seen playing their paint-covered instruments.

As previously reported, Maroon 5 recently postponed their 2013 European tour until next year due to scheduling problems.

The US group were due to hit the continent for a number of shows in June and July.

However, Adam Levine and co. have moved the dates to January next year due to "unforeseen scheduling conflicts".

Tickets remain valid for the new dates, with their show in Glasgow, Scotland upgraded to new venue The Hydro.

In a statement, Levine said:

"We are truly sorry for any inconvenience we have caused our European fans and promise that when we come over in January we will put on a show to remember!"

The new dates are as follows:

January 2014

• Wed 8 BIRMINGHAM, LG Arena
• Fri 10 LONDON, O2 Arena
• Sat 11 LONDON, O2 Arena
• Mon 13 MANCHESTER, Manchester Arena
• Tues 14 GLASGOW, Hydro Arena
• Thur 16 DUBLIN, O2 Arena
• Sun 19 PARIS, Bercy
• Mon 20 AMSTERDAM, Ziggo Dome

The band - also comprising Jesse Carmichael, Mickey Madden, James Valentine and Matt Flynn - are gearing up to hit the road to perform a string of live shows.

Levine is excited for fans to see what they've prepared.

Speaking to NYLON TV, Levine revealed:  "I'm really excited to go on tour, and show everyone this amazing thing we've put together and meticulously arranged over the last few months. It's visually super stunning and kind of nuts. I can't wait to get up there and do the show."

Levine is starring in upcoming movie Can a Song Save Your Life? and says he is enjoying acting.

He explained: "I don't know what I'm doing. It's fun though. To try it. I respect it a lot. I certainly wouldn't call myself an actor. I'm trying new things and moving really slowly in that world. I'm certainly not trying to bite off more than I can chew. I'm trying to explore and see if I love it and I kind of really already love it. We'll see what happens."

The fact that the track is now at the top spot means that Maroon 5 have become the first group to achieve 3 No.1 singles from the same record in 20 years. The other songs of theirs that achieved the same feat are 'Payphone' and 'One More Night'.

Ace of Base were the last act to match this record in America back in 1994 when their hit 'The Sign' went to No.1.

Levine, meanwhile, took to his Twitter page last night (March 25) and told his followers that he had a lovely bath, then returned to the social networking site to joke that he didn't ingest the bath salts and only poured them into the water:

"I love you epsom salt. You make my muscles and bones feel good. Clarification: I was referring to taking an Epsom salt bath. Not ingesting it. Please do not do that."

Watch the band's video for 'Daylight' here:

The world-famous event is set to be held in the Louisiana city in April and May and other acts confirmed to appear include Frank Ocean, Billy Joel, and Dave Matthews Band.

The Black Keys, B.B. King and Hall & Oates are also set to perform, as is crooner John Mayer, who played his first gig in nearly a year in Montana last night (January 16).

Mayer performed a concert yesterday at the Emerson Theatre in Bozeman, MT and previously told fans that he is recovering from not being able to sing slowly: "I don't have a ton of range…I'm a 70-year-old version of myself. It's better than nothing…it's like a painter w/just reds & purples. Full recovery will be 'months.'"

Watch Mayer's live comeback here:

The band are releasing the track 'Daylight' as the latest song from their album 'Overexposed' and they asked fans to send them clips to include in the video.

They launched the project earlier this year and asked their fans to riff on particular themes relevant to the song.

The introduction to the song said: "In 2012, Maroon 5 asked the world for help to create something special for the song 'Daylight'. People from all over the world came together and this is the result."

Maroon 5 meanwhile have been nominated for two gongs at next year's Grammy Awards.

They are up for the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance award for their track 'Payphone' and the Best Pop Vocal Album prize for 'Overexposed'.

Earlier this year, Jepsen earned an impressive 9 weeks at No.1 with her summer anthem 'Call Me Maybe' which gave her the reign of having the longest-running No.1 single of this year, but Maroon 5 have now tied after celebrating their ninth week on top of the Billboard Hot 100.

Gotye managed to hold on to the top spot for 8 weeks with 'Somebody That I Used To Know', but Maroon 5 have now jumped ahead and are neck-and-neck with Jepsen as a result.

The band will head out on tour next year in support of their latest studio album, which is titled 'Overexposed', and they described the opportunity as the chance for a "second life":

"We feel like we've had this resurgence - this second life - where we're pushing ourselves that much harder to make the best concert experience we could possibly have. It's certainly going to be something that we want the whole world to see."

Watch Maroon 5's video for 'One More Night' here:

In a new video uploaded to YouTube, frontman Adam Levine talks about the upcoming 'Overexposed' tour and explains that it will blow fans' minds because they want to make it their best live set-up yet:

"This is our biggest tour yet. For anybody who has seen a Maroon 5 show - even those people are going to be so blown away by what we're doing now. We really feel this calling to put on the best show that we've ever put on."

"We feel like we've had this resurgence - this second life - where we're pushing ourselves that much harder to make the best concert experience we could possibly have. It's certainly going to be something that we want the whole world to see."

The tour is set to kick off in Columbus, Ohio, on February 13, 2013 and will run until April 6 where it will come to a close at Rosemont's Allstate Arena in Illinois. Neon Trees and Owl City have been confirmed as the opening acts and the tickets go on sale at 10am on October 27.

Watch the promotional tour video here:

The popular band have announced that their next single will be called 'Daylight' and that they will run a special video contest to help make the accompanying video.

The Daylight Project asks fans to film specific scenes, such as talking about what you love or hate.

The contest is open until October 1 and is open to US residents only. Speaking about the idea, the band said:

"We need YOUR help for our next music video. We're asking YOU to record and share 'YOUR story', and that recording may be handpicked to appear in the video for our third single, 'Daylight', directed by Jonas Akerlund."

More information about The Daylight Project can be found through the band's official channels and social networking websites.

The US band have achieved great levels of success recently with hit singles such as 'Moves Like Jagger' and 'Payphone'.

Adam Levine and co. are set to bring their live tour to the UK and Ireland in June next year for five arena shows.

The run will open in Birmingham on June 22 2013 before concluding at Dublin's O2 Arena on June 29.

There are also shows in London, Manchester and Glasgow. The full schedule is as follows:

June 22 2013 - Birmingham, LG Arena

June 23 - London, O2 Arena

June 26 - Manchester, Manchester Arena

June 27 - Glasgow, Braehead Arena

June 29 - Dublin, O2 Arena

Tickets for the events will go on sale at 9am UK time on Friday (September 14).

Zoe Feldman, who turns 3-years-old this month, was diagnosed with sarcoma botryoides - malignant tumours of the muscles - and she must undergo chemotherapy to treat the condition.

The auction, set up on CharityBuzz.com, will help pay for Feldman's medical bills and the band have donated a signed guitar along with a meet-and-greet concert opportunity.

Frontman Adam Levine tweeted about the worthy cause earlier today (August 6) and urged fans to get bidding:

"Hey guys. Auctioning some sweet M5 items @Charitybuzz to benefit our friend Zoe Feldman... thank you!!!"

Maroon 5's lots will close on August 21 and the chance to meet Levine at a taping of The Voice is currently going for $3,250.

The US band's song has proved a hit in Britain and it seems users of music streaming websites and programs such as Spotify and Napster have been lapping it up.

The chart, which is compiled by the Official Charts Company, sees Flo Rida's 'Whistle' land at No.2 whilst fun.'s 'We Are Young' takes this week's bronze medal.

At No.4 on the streaming chart, which was released today (July 23), is Carly Rae Jepsen's monster hit 'Call Me Maybe'.

Maroon 5 meanwhile picked up a gong at last night's (July 22) Teen Choice Awards, reigning supreme in the break-up song category with 'Payphone'.

In an interview with Britain's The Guardian newspaper, frontman Adam Levine explained that they were uncertain of how the song would be received and it felt like a gamble to release it:

"It's a very delicate song, you're treading so many lines and so many tightropes that I truly believe it's an inch away on any side from being a disaster."

When the interviewer explained that his wife initially disliked the track, but found it grew on her after several listens, Levine agreed and admitted that Coldplay's singer had the same reaction:

"Yeah! Chris Martin said the same thing. He told me: "I fucking hated that song." It had that effect. Even on us!"

He was also asked about his credibility at school and revealed that he once threw a party that caused him to be grounded for an entire summer:

"One summer I got grounded for throwing a party on the roof of our apartment. As a punishment I had to work in my dad's warehouse all summer ticketing shoulder pads."

"It was awful. Throwing your first illegal party is far more stressful than you think. I would not recommend it. All you kids out there that want to break the rules – break them some other way. Throwing a party? It's just not worth it."

Watch Maroon 5's latest video for 'One More Night' below:

The American superstars have enjoyed great success with their new album 'Overexposed', which was confirmed at No.2 during this week's (July 4) midweek chart update, and member James Valentine told Billboard.com that they want to use their momentum to create new songs:

"I think we're more focused than we've ever been, and all we really are interested in doing now is working on music. Usually we'd be on tour and have fun and come back home and use that time to make a record."

"Now I think we're just at a point where we feel like there's more music in us than that. We're working on a lot of stuff. I think the next recording's going to be ready a lot sooner than our previous records."

Their latest single 'Payphone' moved back up to No.1 on the UK Top 40 on Wednesday although its new position will be confirmed this coming Sunday, July 8.

Watch Maroon 5's video for 'One More Night' here:

'Payphone', which gave the American band their first ever UK No.1 single a few weeks ago, has returned to the top spot beating tough competition from the likes of Chris Brown with his offering 'Don't Wake Me Up' (No.2), and Will.i.Am's popular new cut, 'This Is Love', which is now at No.3.

Meanwhile, fun.'s anthemic hit 'We Are Young' has climbed 3 places to sit at No.6, Blur's 'Under The Westway' has debuted at No.28, and Stooshe's 'Black Heart' has risen to No.5.

Nicki Minaj has this week's highest climbing single as 'Pound The Alarm' shot up an impressive 14 places to No.20 and Muse's 'Survival' has fallen 11 positions to No.36.

Watch Maroon 5's fantastic video for 'Payphone' here: