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  1. Madonna European support revealed

    by Kev Geoghegan

    Radio 1 music reporter

    Robyn on stage at Maidstone, Kent

    Robyn has been announced as the support act for Madonna's European tour dates.

    The Swedish popstar will join the material girl on the Sticky & Sweet tour throughout August and September.

    The ladies shared the bill recently at Radio 1's Big Weekend in Maidstone, Kent on 10 May.

    Robyn almost stole the show, appearing with a band dressed as toy soldiers.

    She said: "I'm very excited about sharing a stage with her."

    Madonna has sold nearly one million tickets to date for her shopws across Europe and north America.

    Robyn will play the following dates:

    Nice Stade Charles Ehrmann (26 August)

    Zurich Military Airfield Dubendorf (30 August)

    Amsterdam Arena (2 September)

    Dusseldorf LTU Arena (4 September)

    Frankfurt Commerzbank Arena (09 September)

    Lisbon Parque da Bela Vista (14 September)

    Vienna Danube Island (23 September)

    Athens Olympic Stadium (27 September)

    The support on the UK legs of the tour in Cardiff and London have not been announced yet.

  2. CHART DATE: 06/16/2008

    LAST UPDATE: 06/16/2008 15:56:10

    NOW IN: 50.64%

    LW TW artist / album label power index

    -- 1 LIL WAYNE UNIVERSAL MOTOWN 417,941

    THA CARTER III

    -- 2 PLIES SLIP-N-SLIDE 140,692

    DEFINITION OF REAL

    2 3 NOW 28 CAPITOL 81,679

    VARIOUS ARTISTS

    5 4 JOURNEY FRONTIERS 69,695

    REVELATION

    3 5 USHER LAFACE/ZLG 69,418

    HERE I STAND

    1 6 DISTURBED REPRISE 55,807

    INDESTRUCTIBLE

    -- 7 N.E.R.D. INTERSCOPE 48,272

    SEEING SOUNDS

    6 8 ASHANTI UNIVERSAL MOTOWN 22,681

    DECLARATION

    12 9 LEONA LEWIS J RECORDS/RMG 22,600

    SPIRIT

    -- 10 MONTGOMERY GENTRY SBMG NASHVILLE 21,820

    BACK WHEN I KNEW IT ALL

    11 16 MARIAH CAREY ISLAND/IDJMG 16,516

    E=MC2

    15 40 MADONNA WARNER BROS. 8,882

    HARD CANDY

    41 41

  3. CHART DATE: 06/09/2008

    LAST UPDATE: 06/09/2008 09:44:40

    NOW IN: 30.57%

    LW TW artist / album label power index

    -- 1 NOW 28 CAPITOL 105,687

    VARIOUS ARTISTS

    -- 2 DISTURBED WARNER BROS. 89,847

    INDESTRUCTABLE

    -- 3 JOURNEY FRONTIERS 61,311

    REVELATION

    1 4 USHER LAFACE/ZLG 57,915

    HERE I STAND

    -- 5 ASHANTI UNIVERSAL MOTOWN 30,336

    DECLARATION

    -- 6 WEEZER GEFFEN 28,420

    WEEZER (RED ALBUM)

    3 7 3 DOORS DOWN UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC 19,805

    3 DOORS DOWN

    -- 8 JEWEL BIG MACHINE 19,517

    PERFECTLY CLEAR

    5 9 LEONA LEWIS J RECORDS/RMG 16,776

    SPIRIT

    14 10 TOBY KEITH UME/SHOW DOG 15,936

    35 BIGGEST HITS

    7 14 MARIAH CAREY ISLAND/IDJMG 12,301

    E=MC2

    6 26 DUFFY MERCURY 7,209

    ROCKFERRY

    10 30 MADONNA WARNER BROS. 6,738

  4. CHART DATE: 06/09/2008

    LAST UPDATE: 06/09/2008 09:14:29

    NOW IN: 28.66%

    LW TW artist / album label power index

    -- 1 NOW 28 CAPITOL 104,975

    VARIOUS ARTISTS

    -- 2 DISTURBED WARNER BROS. 88,375

    INDESTRUCTABLE

    -- 3 JOURNEY FRONTIERS 61,311

    REVELATION

    1 4 USHER LAFACE/ZLG 56,746

    HERE I STAND

    -- 5 ASHANTI UNIVERSAL MOTOWN 30,336

    DECLARATION

    -- 6 WEEZER GEFFEN 27,123

    WEEZER (RED ALBUM)

    3 7 3 DOORS DOWN UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC 19,387

    3 DOORS DOWN

    -- 8 JEWEL BIG MACHINE 18,424

    PERFECTLY CLEAR

    5 9 LEONA LEWIS J RECORDS/RMG 16,147

    SPIRIT

    14 10 TOBY KEITH UME/SHOW DOG 15,936

    35 BIGGEST HITS

    10 32 MADONNA WARNER BROS. 5,999

    HARD CANDY

    *edit* We only post the Top 10 until the final update *edit*

  5. CHART DATE: 05/12/2008

    LAST UPDATE: 05/12/2008 08:48:30

    NOW IN: 31.22%

    LW TW artist / album label power index

    -- 1 NEIL DIAMOND COLUMBIA 35,667

    HOME BEFORE DARK

    -- 2 TOBY KEITH SHOW DOG/UNIVERSAL NASH 33,642

    35 BIGGEST HITS

    2 3 MARIAH CAREY ISLAND/IDJMG 28,882

    E=MC2

    3 4 LEONA LEWIS J RECORDS/RMG 26,197

    SPIRIT

    1 5 MADONNA WARNER BROS. 21,740

    HARD CANDY

    -- 6 CLAY AIKEN RCA/RMG 20,269

    ON MY WAY HERE

    -- 7 DIERKS BENTLEY CAPITOL NASHVILLE 18,095

    GREATEST HITS 2003-2006

    18 8 GEORGE STRAIT MCA NASHVILLE 14,451

    TROUBADOUR

    -- 9 GAVIN DEGRAW J RECORDS/RMG 13,995

    GAVIN DEGRAW

    -- 10 JOSH GROBIN REPRISE 12,746

    AWAKE LIVE

  6. Madonna Announces Summer Tour

    Madonna

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    Madonna's 'Hard Candy' Is No. 1 In U.K.

    Madonna Fetes 'Hard Candy' With Free NYC Show

    Madonna Confirms Deal With Live Nation

    May 08, 2008, 12:00 AM ET

    Ray Waddell

    Madonna's upcoming tour will begin Aug. 23 in Cardiff, Wales, and will include between 50-60 shows total, Billboard.com has learned. Details of the tour, produced globally by Live Nation, will be announced later today (May 8).

    Billed as the Sticky and Sweet tour, Madonna's trek in support of her current chart-topping Warner Bros. release "Hard Candy" -- which debuted atop the Billboard 200 yesterday -- will play stadiums in the U.K. and Europe until the end of September, arenas and a "handful" of stadiums in 16 markets in North America in October and November, and then stadiums in Mexico and South America late November-December.

    "I'm thrilled to be involved in another worldwide Madonna extravaganza," Arthur Fogel, chairman of global music for Live Nation, tells Billboard.com. Fogel has helmed Madonna's last three world tours, which grossed almost $400 million combined. Her 2006 Confessions tour is, at $194 million, the top-grossing tour ever by a female artist.

    The upcoming tour is the first major manifestation of the multi-faceted

    10-year deal between Madonna and Live Nation, valued in published reports at $120 million.

    "The reality is she's delivered her last album to Warner Bros., and it's a smash, which is great for everybody," Fogel says. "We now have a tremendous opportunity with a tremendous artist to do all kinds of new and innovative things on many different levels, and this tour will be the start of that rollout."

    The tour follows a familiar Madonna touring blueprint in that it visits a limited number of markets in a four-month time frame, with multi-night stands in major cities. Ticket on-sale details will be announced today, along with a presale through Live Nation's corporate sponsorship partner Citi. Fogel says ticket prices will be "basically the same as they've been the past two tours," which means primarily in the $55-$350 range.

  7. CHART DATE: 05/05/2008

    LAST UPDATE: 05/05/2008 15:00:46

    NOW IN: 45.86%

    LW TW artist / album label power index

    -- 1 MADONNA WARNER BROS. 120,912

    HARD CANDY

    2 2 LEONA LEWIS J RECORDS/RMG 42,961

    SPIRIT

    1 3 MARIAH CAREY ISLAND/IDJMG 41,689

    E=MC2

    -- 4 LYFE JENNINGS COLUMBIA 36,461

    LYFE CHANGE

    -- 5 DEF LEPPARD ISLAND/IDJMG 28,009

    SONGS FROM THE SPARKLE LOUNGE

    -- 6 ROOTS DEF JAM/IDJMG 22,264

    RISING DOWN

    5 7 NOW 27 SBMG/COMMERICAL MUSIC GRP 19,041

    VARIOUS ARTISTS

    10 8 TAYLOR SWIFT BIG MACHINE 15,646

    TAYLOR SWIFT

    8 9 GEORGE STRAIT MCA NASHVILLE 14,739

    TROUBADOUR

    22 10 COLBIE CAILLAT UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC 11,827

  8. http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/articl...t_id=1003796943

    First Day Sales Put Madonna On Track For 7th No. 1

    Madonna

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    Mariah, Madonna Make Billboard Chart history

    April 30, 2008, 6:40 PM ET

    Keith Caulfield, L.A.

    Madonna is on track to net her seventh No. 1 album on next week's Billboard 200 with "Hard Candy," based on first-day sales measured by the Nielsen SoundScan Building Chart released Wednesday afternoon (April 30).

    Unweighted sales for the Warner Bros. album from the Building Chart's panel of reporters through the close of business Tuesday, April 29, stood at 100,000.

    Among all female artists, only Barbra Streisand has earned more No. 1s -- with eight. Currently, Madonna, Mariah Carey and Janet Jackson are all tied for the second most, with six apiece.

    Late last year, Chris Brown's "Exclusive" posted a first day number of

    107,000 and finished the week with 294,000. However, sources close to the Madonna project indicate that with much of "Hard Candy's" first-day figure driven by iTunes sales, its full sales week could end up closer to the range of 225,000-250,000.

    Madonna's last studio effort, 2005's "Confessions on a Dance Floor," started at No. 1 with 350,000.

    Billboard estimates the merchants who report to Nielsen SoundScan's Building Chart -- Trans World Entertainment, Best Buy, Circuit City, iTunes, Starbucks,Borders, Target, Anderson Merchandisers, and Handleman Co. -- comprise about 80% of all U.S. Album sales.

    Leading the charge for "Hard Candy" is first single "4 Minutes," featuring Justin Timberlake, which peaked at No. 3 on The Billboard Hot 100 and spent two weeks at No. 1 on Hot Digital Songs. The download has sold 1 million copies to date, according to Nielsen SoundScan, including 185,000 for the week that ended April 27.

    Madonna first rang the Billboard 200's bell when "Like a Virgin" reached No. 1 in late 1984. Since then, she's claimed No. 1s with "True Blue" (1986), "Like a Prayer" (1989), "Music" (2000), "American Life" (2003) and "Confessions."

    She also owns a whopping five sets that peaked at No. 2 -- "I'm Breathless" (1990), "The Immaculate Collection" (1990), "Erotica" (1992), the soundtrack to "Evita" (1996) and "Ray of Light" (1998).

    On the Wednesday Building Chart, Lyfe Jennings' new "Lyfe Change" (Columbia) was in second place with 25,000. Other new titles appearing in that preliminary list's top 10 include the Roots' "Rising Down" (Def Jam), Portishead's "Third" (Mercury), Def Leppard's "Songs From the Sparkle Lounge" (Island/UMe), Augustana's "Can't Love, Can't Hurt" (Epic) and Mudcrutch's self-titled album (Reprise).

  9. http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/articl...t_id=1003796943

    First Day Sales Put Madonna On Track For 7th No. 1

    Madonna

    RELATED:

    Billboard's "Hard Candy" Review

    Mariah, Madonna Make Billboard Chart history

    April 30, 2008, 6:40 PM ET

    Keith Caulfield, L.A.

    Madonna is on track to net her seventh No. 1 album on next week's Billboard 200 with "Hard Candy," based on first-day sales measured by the Nielsen SoundScan Building Chart released Wednesday afternoon (April 30).

    Unweighted sales for the Warner Bros. album from the Building Chart's panel of reporters through the close of business Tuesday, April 29, stood at 100,000.

    Among all female artists, only Barbra Streisand has earned more No. 1s -- with eight. Currently, Madonna, Mariah Carey and Janet Jackson are all tied for the second most, with six apiece.

    Late last year, Chris Brown's "Exclusive" posted a first day number of

    107,000 and finished the week with 294,000. However, sources close to the Madonna project indicate that with much of "Hard Candy's" first-day figure driven by iTunes sales, its full sales week could end up closer to the range of 225,000-250,000.

    Madonna's last studio effort, 2005's "Confessions on a Dance Floor," started at No. 1 with 350,000.

    Billboard estimates the merchants who report to Nielsen SoundScan's Building Chart -- Trans World Entertainment, Best Buy, Circuit City, iTunes, Starbucks,Borders, Target, Anderson Merchandisers, and Handleman Co. -- comprise about 80% of all U.S. Album sales.

    Leading the charge for "Hard Candy" is first single "4 Minutes," featuring Justin Timberlake, which peaked at No. 3 on The Billboard Hot 100 and spent two weeks at No. 1 on Hot Digital Songs. The download has sold 1 million copies to date, according to Nielsen SoundScan, including 185,000 for the week that ended April 27.

    Madonna first rang the Billboard 200's bell when "Like a Virgin" reached No. 1 in late 1984. Since then, she's claimed No. 1s with "True Blue" (1986), "Like a Prayer" (1989), "Music" (2000), "American Life" (2003) and "Confessions."

    She also owns a whopping five sets that peaked at No. 2 -- "I'm Breathless" (1990), "The Immaculate Collection" (1990), "Erotica" (1992), the soundtrack to "Evita" (1996) and "Ray of Light" (1998).

    On the Wednesday Building Chart, Lyfe Jennings' new "Lyfe Change" (Columbia) was in second place with 25,000. Other new titles appearing in that preliminary list's top 10 include the Roots' "Rising Down" (Def Jam), Portishead's "Third" (Mercury), Def Leppard's "Songs From the Sparkle Lounge" (Island/UMe), Augustana's "Can't Love, Can't Hurt" (Epic) and Mudcrutch's self-titled album (Reprise).

  10. 4 Minutes - Madonna fet. Justin Timberlake and Timbaland

    Code: 2-463036 0-9362-49871-2-3

    1. Bob Sinclar Space Funk Remix 5:39

    2. Junkie XL Remix 6:16

    3. Tracy Young House Mix 7:55

    4. Peter Saves Paris Remix 8:37

    5. Rebirth Remix 7:57

    6. Junkie XL Dirty Dub 4:52

    The Maxi CD will hit the stores on April 26 while both 12" versions have been rescheduled to May 6

  11. Hmm...

    Leona can possibly be #1 again...

    gosh I can't wait for the freaking list

    :nervous::nervous::nervous::nervous:

    GO MADONNA !!!

    gosh it's amazing that we're actually discussing a possible #1 for the Queen... who thought that would ever happen in the states??

    I think she would have been #1 though if they released 4M a week or couple of weeks later... well well... done is done...

    FXXK WARNER

  12. http://www.amazon.com/review/product/B0015...#R1G3ZXTA0IG3JZ

    WHORIAHS FANS SUX

    Most Recent Customer Reviews

    Terrible song!

    First off...the song itself is not catchy, there is no melody, there are too many horns in the background. It's just a mess.

    But more importantly.... Read more

    Published 1 hour ago by Daniel Foglia

    COME UP WITH SOMETHING NEW!

    Madonna yet again tries to grasp onto youth by paying off Justin Timberlake to make her new song, 4 Minutes, relevant. Read more

    Published 1 hour ago by Jeremy W. Bachelor

    So bad!

    I absolutely do not like this song whatsoever. I think that it is a desperate attempt at a number one. First of all, the song is more like Justin Timberlake featuring Madonna. Read more

    Published 1 hour ago by W. Norris

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