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James Blunt To Release Greatest Hits Album
James Blunt will release his greatest hits collection later this year.
Blunt wanted to go for a tongue-in-cheek title for the collection before his record label made their feelings clear.
In a statement, he joked: “Amazingly, I’m releasing my Greatest Hits.
“I wanted to call it ‘Greatest Hit (& Songs I Wish You’d Heard)’, but the good people at Atlantic Records suggested I call it something more sensible, so it’s called ‘The Stars Beneath My Feet’.
“If you’d ever wished that James Blunt had only ever released one album – this is that album.
SHINee s First-Ever Online Concert Attracts Viewers From 120 Countries
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It was viewed by about 130,000 fans
SHINee made its long-awaited comeback on Feb. 22
South Korean boy band SHINee held their first-ever online concert titled SHINee: SHINee World via Naver’s Beyond Live platform Sunday.
The band had announced its plans to hold an online concert last month. SHINee World was the band’s first concert in nearly three years as the members had to complete their mandatory military services.
SHINee made its long-awaited comeback with the release of its seventh full-length album and music video titled Don t Call Me on Feb. 22.
On April 4, SHINee held their first-ever online concert titled “SHINee: SHINee WORLD” through Naver’s “Beyond LIVE” platform.
Because of the members’ mandatory military service, this was also SHINee’s first group concert in three years. The group opened with “Good Evening,” the title track of their sixth studio album, and continued with “Dream Girl,” “Heart Attack,” and “Married to the Music.” Other songs performed at the concert included “Hello,” “View,” “Sherlock,” “CODE,” “Everybody,” “Love Like Oxygen,” “Selene 6.23,” and “Juliette.” The group also performed their latest title track, “Don’t Call Me,” from their seventh studio album released in February,” along with b-side tracks like “I Really Want You,” “Attention,” and “Kiss Kiss.”