Well, yes, Roxette’s “She’s Got Nothing On (But The Radio)” not only made it to the Top 10 of the World Chart last week, but climbed to #7 this week (April 30th)!
Rhianna’s “S&M” climbed to #1, followed by Jennifer Lopez “On The Floor”.
Updated 10-5-2011: The below has been updated – thanks to Thomas Evensson for clarifying! Basically: “Speak To Me” will only be available on vinyl and “Way Out” only on CD, besides digitally.
First published on 1-5-2011
Here is an overview of the singles which are going to be released in the next weeks:
Digital “Speak To Me”
Release date
released in Sweden, Belgium, Finland, Norway, Denmark, South Africa on April 18th, 2011
Tracks
“Speak To Me” Bassflow Remake
Stars – Live in Barcelona, October 2001
7″ vinyl “Speak To Me”
Release date
To be released on May 18, 2011 – countries still unknown.
Tracks
A-side:
“Speak To Me” Bassflow Remake
“Speak To Me” Original Mix
B-Side:
She’s Got Nothing On (But The Radio) Adrian Lux Mix
She’s Got Nothing On (But The Radio) Adam Rickfors Mix
Digital “Way Out”
Release date
to be released on June 10, 2011 in Germany and Austria. This will also be the 2nd single off “Charm School” in Spain, but release date is still unknown.
Tracks
Way Out
Crash! Boom! Bang! / Anyone – Live Forest National, Brussels, October 22, 2001
CD Single “Way Out“
Release date
To be released on June 10, 2011 – countries still unknown
Tracks
Way Out
Crash! Boom! Bang! / Anyone – Live Forest National, Brussels, October 22, 2001
It is still unclear if both singles will be available on CDs as well but my guess is that they will according to the photos posted on Roxette Official Facebook page, since one of them is a “Way Out” CD.
Roxette’s first single off “Charm School”, “She’s Got Nothing On (But the Radio)”, has hit #9 on Radio Express’ World Chart. This means that Roxette’s song is the 9th most played song on this planet!
Roxette’s song has been on the list for 12 weeks now and has been climbing from #12 two weeks ago, to #11 last week and #9 this week. Current #1 is Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way”, followed by Rhianna’s “S&M”.
And this is how the World Chart is created: every week Radio Express compiles the World Chart by tabulating the most listened-to pop songs on the planet, based on the playlists of 100s of top radio stations worldwide.
Together with the chart, Radio Express offers The World Chart Show, “which is available fully produced in a 2-hour English version presented by Lara Scott or in a easy-to-assemble version for local co-producers. There are 48 minutes of program time per hour.”
The World Chart Show also has a Facebook page.
SAV Entertainment, a company that was responsible e.g. for organizing two Russian Roxette shows in 2010, has just announced that Roxette is due to perform in Moscow on December 1st this year. The concert will take place in Crocus City Hall, a multipurpose two-level concert hall that can accommodate over 6,000 people. It is said to be the closing show for this year’s tour.
Source: SAV Entertainment
Thanks to Evgeny Perekopskiy for this information.
Note: we’ve heard more than once hints that the tour should go on in 2012. Of course, no details are available, so we base these speculations on some statements done by Per and Marie, like that the tour lasts one year, that Per mentioned Halmstad may be in the plan “next year”. And, of course, that they might play in the USA.
12 days before Roxette’s South African leg start, two more dates in South Africa: including Cape Town (May 8th) and Sun City (May 13th) are announced to be sold out. The only remaing date is the last one in Sun City on May 17th.