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| Muse announce big names for Wembley shows Muse are set to give their Wembley Stadium mega-gigs a festival feel after they have announced a unique line-up for each night. The trio will play the stadium on June 16 and 17 and have ensured both shows will be special by convincing some of their favourite bands to join them across the weekend. On the Saturday night (16), Muse have managed to lure The Streets out of the studio as their special guests, while on Sunday (17) My Chemical Romance are the main support. They have also signed up Biffy Clyro and Rodrigo Y Gabriela to play, while Zane Lowe will DJ at the mega gigs. Muse's Wembley Stadium line-ups are: Saturday, June 16 Muse The Streets Rodrigo Y Gabriela Sunday, June 17 Muse My Chemical Romance Biffy Clyro More acts will be announced soon. For an exclusive interview with Muse frontman Matt Bellamy on how they picked their bands for Wembley make sure you get this week's issue of NME which will be on sale across the UK from May 23. |
Jay-Z named richest rapper Jay-Z has been named the world's richest rapper. The rap star, whose real name is Shawn Carter, topped Forbes.com's Hip-Hop Cash Kings list, earning an estimated $34 million last year. Jay-Z sold 2 million copies of his 11th studio album 'Kingdom Come', in 2006, and served as president and CEO of Def Jam Recordings. In addition to his music-related endeavours, Jay-Z is part owner of the New Jersey Nets basketball team, and endorses Budweiser, General Motors and Hewlett-Packard. 50 Cent, aka Curtis Jackson, came in a close second, netting an estimated $32 million last year. The rapper has sold more than 11 million albums as well as overseeing the G-Unit record and clothing labels. Also making top five on the list (based on last year's earnings alone) were Diddy, Timbaland and Dr. Dre, respectively. |
The Thrills reschedule UK tour dates The Thrills have rescheduled dates on their forthcoming UK tour. Due to "unforseen personal circumstances", the band have had a slight re-jig. They will now play: Norwich Waterfront (October 11) Nottingham Trent Uni (12) Wolverhampton Wulfrun Hall (13) Liverpool Carling Academy (14) Glasgow Oran Mor (16) Manchester Club Academy (18) Leeds Cockpit (21) London KOKO (22) Northampton Soundhaus (24) |
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