Announcing his return with ‘Think About It’, Scott Vlassis is set to continue this rise to success. The track is another smooth R&B work in which Vlassis’ flawless vocals and charming lyrics are central to it. Supremely radio-friendly, the track is certain to capture the attentions of the listener as melodic synthesisers, cultured beats and Vlassis’ cool vocals intertwine. The accompanying video features a cameo from acclaimed comedian Richard Blackwood.

Certain to catch the ever-watching eyes of the flourishing urban music scene, ‘Think About It’ is released on 15th July.

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The British rock group are due to play the stadium on Wednesday (May 22) but they tested out some of their renowned special effects last night (May 20).

However, curious onlookers saw flames coming out of the top of the stadium and presumed the venue was on fire.

One person tweeted a photo of the stadium looking like it was in flames before news spread online.

This prompted the venue to clarify on Twitter that the smoke was just from Muse's live set-up. They said:

"Just to confirm there is no fire here at the Ricoh Arena. They are just testing everything ready for Wednesday night's Muse concert."

In addition to the Coventry date, Muse are due to play two shows at London's Emirates Stadium and one show at Manchester's Etihad Stadium as part of their UK tour.

The British group performed at the Mediolanum Arena to a packed crowd as they continue their Take Me Home European tour.

Speaking on Twitter post-gig, Niall Horan said that their fans had been particularly enthusiastic all day - meaning that come stage-time, the crowd was hyped. He said:

"Milano was epic! U guys were crazy!"

The Irishman later added: "Absolutely mental in Milan last night! Knew it was gona be! I could tell by the rampage of our fans in the streets in the daytime."

Next up on One Direction's touring schedule is a show in Barcelona on Wednesday night (May 22).

announce new single

'Second Bite of the Apple'

Out April 30th

Today, Beady Eye announce the release of ‘Second Bite of The Apple’, the first single from their new album ‘BE’. The track will be made available for download from April 30th through Columbia Records.

‘Second Bite of The Apple’s’ off-kilter, spacey swagger exemplifies the evolution in the band’s sound and Dave Sitek’s influence on production. Building to an exhilarating, brass infused climax, the track is a bold statement of intent, announcing the band’s return in storming fashion.

The band’s series of three intimate shows in June to celebrate the release of ‘BE’ sold out in a matter of minutes after being announced. They will kick off proceedings at the Manchester Ritz on June 19th before heading to London to perform at the Camden Centre on June 20th. They will finish the run in Glasgow at the ABC on June 22nd.

One of the most anticipated albums of the year, ‘BE’ is set to be released on June 10th. The album is available to pre-order now from www.beadyeyemusic.com.

The band are set to perform at V Festival and T in the Park this summer with more announcements to follow shortly.

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19 - Ritz - Manchester

20 - Camden Centre - London

22 - ABC - Glasgow

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Beady Eye are:Liam GallagherGem ArcherAndy BellChris Sharrock

All songs written by Gallagher, Archer, Bell.

Published By Sony ATV

Produced by Dave Sitek and Beady Eye

Engineered by Zephyrus Sowers and Gem Archer

Assisted by Manon Grandjean  and Paul 'Spooner' Heywood

Recorded at State of the Ark studios, Richmond, London

Mixed by Mark 'Spike' Stent

Assisted by Geoff Swann

Mastered by Ted Jensen at Stirling Sound, NYC.

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The British rock group are due to play the stadium on Wednesday (May 22) but they tested out some of their renowned special effects last night (May 20).

However, curious onlookers saw flames coming out of the top of the stadium and presumed the venue was on fire.

One person tweeted a photo of the stadium looking like it was in flames before news spread online.

This prompted the venue to clarify on Twitter that the smoke was just from Muse's live set-up. They said:

"Just to confirm there is no fire here at the Ricoh Arena. They are just testing everything ready for Wednesday night's Muse concert."

In addition to the Coventry date, Muse are due to play two shows at London's Emirates Stadium and one show at Manchester's Etihad Stadium as part of their UK tour.

When asked about the ‘Kiss You’ stars by an Australian radio station, McGuiness stated that he initially had no problem with the group:

“It generated just because we were two UK boybands… People were like, is there a rivalry? Well yeah, in the charts there is, but we don’t have anything against them. But then over time it generated a bit of bad feeling.

“You hear comments they’ve said in interviews to wind you up, and vice versa and then…it’s kind of fake, but then a few of the lads have wound me up personally.”

The 22-year-old then admitted that although he likes Harry Styles, he’s often irritated by the behaviour of several of his bandmates:

“I think he’s retained manners and a bit of dignity, whereas some of them, when they mouth off it really gets under my skin. It riles up loads of 14 year old girls and there’s no need for that, just talk to us.”

Tomlinson then appeared to acknowledge the interview on Twitter last night by tagging McGuiness’s profile with the message:

"So frustrating when people talk the talk in the press but when it comes down to it not a word is said face to face!"

Writing on her social media account this afternoon, the TV personality admitted that she was mortified after the incident: "#DyingRightNow getting work done on my house & one of the builders just walked into my bedroom while i was half naked! my face is so red!"

Last month, the beauty gave an exclusive interview to Self magazine about her weight loss and new-found love for her body and confessed that being healthy is now her priority:

"I figured] out there is no such thing as perfection. If I had known that earlier, I wouldn't have been such a f**k up. The only thing I can be is me. I'm not perfect. I make mistakes. And my body is not perfect, either, but I love it. It will never be perfect but I do not want it to be. That's so boring!"

Watch a recent interview Osbourne did with Kyle and Jackie O below:

During an interview with Digital Spy, he explained that the 'mystique' is taken out of bands these days because now we can check their online pages to see what mundane things they fill their days with:

"This isn't to sound like I long for a time before these things existed - I for one embrace the medium and think in a lot of ways it's the only way artists can actually control how they can be heard - but the pressure to constantly update takes away some of the mystery and mystique of art."

"I loved it when I didn't know what Chris Cornell had for breakfast, or God forbid I ever found out what pair of pants Chuck D decided to put on that day."

Referring to his own experiences of music pre-social networking, Lowe added that he "didn't even know what Thom Yorke sounded like to speak to for the first two Radiohead albums": "I loved the idea of them being superheroes to me. Would Superman be Superman if he was mystified by Twitter every day?"

Watch Zane Lowe's reaction to Beyoncé's Glastonbury set here:

The news that the heartthrobs revealed was of a stadium tour that will take them around the world next year, called the 'Where We Are' tour, and so far dates have been confirmed in South America, the UK and Ireland.

Following the announcement, the hashtag '#onebigdisappointment' made it into the Top 10 worldwide trending topics list as fans shared their disappointment at the lack of more international concerts.

In just 80 minutes after the news was unveiled, over 1 million tweets had been uploaded about the stadium tour and to put that information into context, it took 4 hours for the same amount of tweets to be shared about the death of Margaret Thatcher last month.

The lads have been expressing their excitement over the 'Where We Are' jaunt on their individual social networking pages and member Niall Horan updated his Twitter account last night (May 16), writing: "We are a family! We stick together forever! Love you all! Best fans on the planet."

Watch part of the boys' press conference about the tour here:

The 'Promise This' songstress took to her official Twitter page and wrote: "Dear @kimkardashian. Hi Gorgeous lady! Just wanted to send you a tweet to say I think you are an incredibly beautiful woman inside and out."

"I can only imagine how tough it is to be heavily pregnant and feeling extremely vulnerable on top of some of the daily criticism you take! I admire your tenacity and send you my best wishes with the rest of your pregnancy #enjoyyourblessing x"

Upon seeing the message, Kardashian (who is expecting her first baby with rapper Kanye West) replied and thanked her for the 'touching' words:

"@CherylCole your message really touched me! Thank you so much for the support & positivity! Its so important for women to feel confident & at peace during this amazing time! Your sweet tweet really made me smile! Xoxo"

Watch Cole's recent interview with MSN here:

Tweeting about the disappointing news this afternoon (May 16), the 'Broken Heels' hitmaker apologised for letting people down: "Hi, I'm afraid we're postponing the Royal Albert Hall shows until later in the year. Sorry for any disappointment. I'll tweet the statement."

Burke was supposed to play a run of dates at the venue's Elgar Room, where she was set to perform the soundtrack to 1972 Billie Holiday biopic 'Lady Sings The Blues', in which Diana Ross played the singer, but an official statement confirms that the dates are no longer going ahead:

"Due to an overwhelming demand for tickets, Alexandra Burke has decided to postpone her June 'Lady Sings The Blues' concerts and re-schedule the performances for later this year, at additional venues. Tickets for the six dates at the Royal Albert Hall's Elgar Room sold out within hours, with many fans disappointed, so these new dates, to be announced soon, will allow more fans to see and enjoy the shows."

Watch her perform 'Can't Give Up Now' below:

Writing on her official Twitter page late last night (May 14), she explained that because 'false information' has been printed in the press she wanted to announce the exciting news herself with the correct details:

"Big news day for me! Wasn't ready to announce, but since false info is spreading I will gladly do so:) Supppppperr EXCITED!"

"Super stoked to announce I've started my own label, SAINT RECORDS, where I'll be releasing my music & other projects distributed through SONY!"

Knowles added: "Through Saint Records I will have 100% creative/artistic control & continue to passionately pursue my footing in this new musical movement."

Watch her performance of 'Don't Let Me Down' on the David Letterman show here:

As previously reported, the indie man said that he penned some "awesome" songs whilst writing with the 'Kiss You' stars.

Opening up further about the experience to MTV, Young said that he teamed up with Styles and Horan in particular, who he says are both good songwriters. He said:

"They are both natural writers. I love writing songs and love pop music, so the process was exciting. I don't think they are going for a heavier, indie sound. Maybe it's damaged my credibility, but it wasn't The Vaccines who wrote for them, it was me, so I doubt it's damaged the band's."

It is unclear, however, what project the songwriting sessions were for.

The beauty took to her official page on the networking site and thanked her fans for their constant support and interest in both her career and every day life:

"3 MILLION Bots we grow everyday our empire is getting bigger and bigger I'm so proud of US! FYI foils in hair it's the new look! I found out whilst getting my roots done! Couldn't hold excitement! #iloveu #THANKYOU"

She then shared a snap on her Instagram page (shown below) and accompanied it with a very personal caption, which read: "YEEEEEAAAAHHHH. Without you I don't know where ill be. Thank you for saving my life a [sic] partying with me on this journey! #thankyou #iloveu #only4u."

'Trespassing' sensation Adam Lambert also achieved a similar feat in the past 24 hours as he hit the 2 million followers mark on his official Twitter page.

Watch Ora's music video for 'Facemelt' below: