One Direction get back to work. Ella Henderson performs for Prince Charles.
They’ve got that One Thing! 1D kick off Australian leg of their On The Road Again tour with extravagant fireworks display
Sydney-siders’ Saturday night was made a little bit brighter thanks to a colourful display of fireworks at the One Direction concert.
Allianz Stadium glowed in deep reds and sunset oranges as the beloved boy band, made up of Harry Styles, 21, Liam Payne, 21, Louis Tomlinson, 23, Zayn Malik, 22, and Niall Horan, 21, kicked off the Australian leg of their On The Road Again tour in style.
Despite the long-haul flight to Oz, the fivesome looked fresh and delivered an impressive high-energy, two-hour set.
Read more: Daily Mail
Ella Henderson does grown-up glamour in figure-hugging black gown as she performs for Prince Charles and others at the star-studded British Asian Trust gala
Her career has gone from strength to strength since she took part in The X Factor in 2012.
And Tuesday evening saw yet another coup for Ella Henderson, as she performed at the star-studded British Asian Trust Dinner at London’s Banqueting House, in front of the likes of Simon Cowell, Bollywood’s biggest stars and Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.
The 19-year-old vocal powerhouse wowed up on stage at the charity event, performing in front of the 300 assembled guests and looking every inch the superstar she’s becoming.
Read more: Daily Mail
Rebecca Ferguson “Lady Sings The Blues” (Official Album Tracklist) | “Embraceable You” (Premiere)
“Lady Sings The Blues” is the upcoming third studio album by British singer-songwriter and The X Factor UK runner-up Rebecca Ferguson. It’s scheduled to be released on 9 March 2015 via RCA Records.
This album arrives two years after the release of her latest and not so successful LP “Freedom” and It shall be composed of the favorite songs of the artist, sung in the key of blues.
The first single is a cover of classic track “Get Happy“, and it was premiered on Sunday January 18th.
The singer debuted new track “Embraceable You” with a promotional video performing it in the studio on 4 February 2015. The video was directed by Laurence Warder.
Read more: Ultimate Music
Cher Lloyd is working in the studio!
Following her latest collaboration in the song “What I Like” by BenJ, English rapper, singer-songwriter Cher Lloyd is back to work.
The X Factor UK finalist hit the studio with American songwriter Jaden Michaels early today and fans rejoy.
After leaving her former record label Epic, Lloyd keep going and is currently working on her third studio album, scheduled to be released later this year with her new label Universal Music Group.
Read more: Ultimate Music
Marvin Humes: ‘When JLS finished I knew I didn’t want to sing anymore’
Marvin Humes has revealed that he knew he didn’t want to sing anymore as JLS parted ways back in 2013.
The former boyband member has started new production group LuvBug with JKAY and The White N3rd, who will release their new single ‘Revive’ this weekend (February 8).
“The main reason is why I initially wanted to start LuvBug is because, when me and the JLS boys were coming to an end, I was doing a lot of DJing in the clubs,” Humes told Digital Spy.
“I knew that when we split up I wanted to stay in the music industry, but I didn’t really want to be a singer anymore. I wanted to make the music I was playing in the clubs.”
The star – who also presents The Voice UK on BBC One and has his own Capital FM radio show – admitted that he gets more nervous about LuvBug single releases than he did about JLS’s back in the day.
Read more: Digital Spy
OWS (JLS’s Oritsé) interview: ‘My art can be more famous than I am’
It’s been almost two years since JLS officially split. Marvin Humes has turned his hand to presenting and founded production group LuvBug, Aston Merrygold is working on a solo album and JB Gill is, erm, on The Jump.
Founding member Oritsé Williams has re-branded himself as OWS and teamed up with Pusha T for his debut single ‘Waterline’ – a track that was featured on Jay Z’s blog Life + Times back in September. Digital Spy caught up with Oritsé to talk about his solo plans, JLS and Jay Z.
Read more: Digital Spy
The Jump’s JB Gill: ‘I don’t really miss JLS yet’
JB Gill has admitted that he doesn’t miss performing with JLS.
The boyband and X Factor runners-up split at the end of 2013, having scored five number one singles and four top three albums in the UK.
When asked whether the group may reform in the future, he said: “Erm, never say never, but there’s no plans to do that at the moment.”
Speaking to reporters after his elimination from The Jump last night (February 8), he said that he doesn’t miss being part of a pop group.
“I’m very much a person of intent, and I think if you miss things you probably shouldn’t have done it,” he continued. “We made a very conscious decision, we sat down, we took over a year and a half to make that decision.
“We didn’t just say, ‘We’re done’ and left the next day. We had our final tour, we had a greatest hits album, we continued working for about a year and a half and we knew the decision that we’d made had been the right decision.
Read more: Digital Spy
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Irish Charts
Singles
1 Ellie Goulding – Love Me Like You Do
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5 Olly Murs – Up (feat. Demi Lovato)
31 G.R.L. – Ugly Heart
32 Ella Henderson – Ghost
37 Ben Haenow – Something I Need
40 Olly Murs – Wrapped Up (Feat. Travie McCoy)
41 One Direction – Night Changes
50 One Direction – Steal My Girl
74 G.R.L. – Lighthouse
85 Fifth Harmony – Sledgehammer
Albums
1 Bob Dylan – Shadows In The Night
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9 Olly Murs – Never Been Better
14 Ella Henderson – Chapter One
16 One Direction – Four
23 Fifth Harmony – Reflection
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The Official Charts
Singles
1 Ellie Goulding – Love Me Like You Do
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13 Olly Murs – Up (feat. Demi Lovato)
26 Ben Haenow – Something I Need
37 One Direction – Night Changes
40 Olly Murs – Wrapped Up (Feat. Travie McCoy)
46 Take That – These Days
50 Ella Henderson – Ghost
52 One Direction – Steal My Girl
87 Ella Henderson – Yours
88 G.R.L. – Ugly Heart
Albums
1 Bob Dylan – Shadows In The Night
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18 Olly Murs – Never Been Better
23 Take That – III
25 Ella Henderson – Chapter One
26 One Direction – Four
