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Amanda Ghost, the co-writer of James Blunt's hit You're Beautiful, is named president of Epic Records.
In the wake of problems with the way in which Ticketmaster has been selling Bruce Springsteen tickets, U.S. Rep. Bill Pascrell calls on the Federal Trade Commission and Justice Department to investigate possible conflicts of interest involving Ticketmaster and TicketsNow.
Shakira returns to her home town of Barranquilla, LaPlaya, Colombia, South America, to open a $6m (£4m) school funded by her charity foundation.
Teddy Thompson plays at The Thekla, Bristol, England, UK, Europe.
Lux Interior of The Cramps dies in Glendale, California, USA, aged 62.
Ticketmaster boss Irving Azoff issues a public apology to Bruce Springsteen over irregularities that took place when the company put tickets for his Working On A Dream tour on sale.
Bruce Springsteen's album Working On A Dream debuts at No1 in the Billboard charts in the USA with 224,000 first-week sales.
On the NME Shockwaves Tour, Florence And The Machine play at The O2 Academy, Birmingham, UK.
Rapper Jim Jones pleads not guilty in Manhattan's Criminal Court to assault charges stemming from his alleged brawl with members of R'n'B hitmaker Ne-Yo's entourage in New York City, USA, on Christmas Eve past.
A $50m (£34.2m) compensation lawsuit filed against rapper 50 Cent by his ex-girlfriend, Shaniqua Tompkins, is thrown out of court in New York City, USA.
Steve Dullaghan, founder of 80's UK band The Primitives, dies aged 45.
It is reported that Reflex Muzic, the management firm behind British reggae group UB40 has been declared bankrupt following the decline in the band's success.
Texan teenager Danny Johnson enters the Guinness Book of World Records after scoring close to one million points on the computer game Guitar Hero during an official record-breaking attempt in New York City. Johnson achieved his record-breaking score during a seven-minute bout of playing Through The Fire And Flames by Dragonforce.