X Factor winner Joe McElderry has described the current X Factor live arena tour as a ‘once-in-a-lifetime chance’ as he sings to crowds of over 12,000 people. However Joe has admitted he hasn’t had the best of starts to the tour, with mishaps and problems plaguing the first few dates in Liverpool and Birmingham last week.
The X Factor 2009 finalists are a ‘more balanced group’ than in previous years, according to tabloid reports. The top 8 finalists have been on tour now for a week, and despite problems in past years with fallings out between contestants everything is going well, even if Jedward are causing lots of trouble…
Twins John and Edward will be releasing their debut single ‘Under Pressure’ for download on January 31st and to buy in shops on February 15th. The single also features Vanilla Ice who they performed the song with live on the National Television Awards this evening where The X Factor won the gong for Best Talent show.
A number of X Factor related acts have been nominated for Brit awards, it has been revealed. This year’s winner Joe McElderry receives a nomination for Best British Single while last year’s runner’s up JLS receive 3 nominations. Read on for more details…
Journey put a stop to Simon Cowell using Don’t Stop Believin’ as this year’s winner’s song, it has been revealed. The group declined to let The X Factor winner to record Simon’s new rearrangement of the song, saying there was nothing wrong with the original.
Despite being beaten to number 2 last week, Joe has climbed to take the last number 1 of the decade with close to 200,000 sales of his single The Climb. Rage Against The Machine held onto second place while Cheryl Cole’s new single entered the top 5.
The final of the 2010 series of The X Factor may be moved a week backwards to avoid another Christmas Number #1 battle, according to reports. On Sunday The X Factor winner Joe lost out on this year’s Xmas #1 after an internet campaign succeeded in getting Rage Against The Machine to the top of the charts.
X Factor winner Joe McElderry’s debut single, The Climb, has debuted at number 2 in the official UK charts, missing out on Christmas number 1. Joe is the first winner since the original series not to debut at number 1 after an internet campaign was set up to stop The X Factor monopoly.
X Factor judges Simon Cowell and Cheryl Cole have criticised a campaign to stop Joe McElderry’s winner’s song from getting to number 1 buy purchasing Rage Against The Machine’s single Killing In The Name. Simon said the group were ‘bullying’ Joe while Cole simply said the campaign was ‘mean’.
You can now download The X Factor 2009 winner’s song – The Climb by Joe McElderry, the song will be in stores in Wednesday and the official video will be released soon. Read for a list of places to download the single right now for as little as 29 pence!
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