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In 2010 Big Day attracted over 337,000 fans, last year's shows drew 300,000 punters, while this year the festival sold just over 173,000 tickets…SABBATH BLOODY SABBATH: After a 33 year break from releasing an album, Black Sabbath announced their comeback fittingly on the 11/11/11. The original band members are set to record a new studio album - their first with Ozzy Osbourne since 1978. Since the announcement, it seems as though black magic has plagued the band. Tony Iommi was diagnosed with lymphoma last month resulting in relocating recording sessions to London and pulling out of a planned Coachella headlining slot. Now it is drummer Bill Ward who seems to be having management difficulties after releasing a long statement indicating he will not be apart of the reunion unless he is offered a "signable contract" that "reflects some dignity and respect toward me as an original member of the band." Let's hope Ward gets the contract he desires so they can get on with it and we get Sabbath back…JACK WHITE ANNOUNCES DEBUT SOLO ALBUM: Almost a year ago, Jack & Meg White shattered the music world announcing that they would no longer be recording or performing live together. A man who will never remain silent has just unveiled his new solo single 'Love Interruption' and announced the release of his debut solo album. The 23rd of April marks the date of White's return when his debut solo album 'Blunderbuss' hits the shelves. Produced by White at his Third Man Studio in Nashville, White describes 'Blunderbuss' as "an album I couldn't have released until now… I've put off making records under my own name for a long time but these songs feel like they could only be presented under my name. These songs were written from scratch, had nothing to do with anyone or anything else but my own expression, my own colours on my own canvas."…TRIPLE J'S HOTTEST 100: Another Australia Day means another Hottest 100 count down, an event that most musically minded Australians listen to. With 44 local songs on the list, it seems that home grown music is a force to be reckoned with. O r is it that we are growing even more patriotic as a nation? My trust lies in the talent. It comes as no surprise that Gotye's 'Somebody That I Used to Know' claimed the number one position, closely followed by The Black Keys with 'Lonely Boy' coming in second and Australian Idol's prize possession, Matt Corby's 'Brother' being voted number three. The voting process is a long and stressful journey; I admire the people who have the time to contribute to an event that makes Australia Day one hell of a party…THE BRONX SIDE PROJECT: For those who have not seen or heard of The Bronx, you would not believe that Mariachi El Bronx are their side project - that is if the Bronx part at the end doesn't give it away for you. The Bronx supported Soundgarden at Sydney Entertainment Centre just an hour before performing their own Big Day Out sideshow as Mariachi El Bronx. Matt Caughthran's voice transition is surprisingly sweet. They performed in front of a full house at The Metro Theatre, a place they stated as their home venue in Sydney. Completely stripped of rebellion and their punk rock style, they have stayed true to the Southern Californian origin with their heavy Mariachi influence obvious, dressed to the nines in traditional Mariachi costume. One must witness both live acts for themselves, depending on your mood at the time…COACHELLA 2012: Coachella's line up is enough to make one physically and emotionally sick with either excitement (if you had the cash to buy flights and tickets) or depression if you are dirt poor and committed to work or study Down Under. Coachella is held in Indio, California around the end of April each year. This year, a second weekend has been added, but we all know the first weekend is the one you want to be at. Headlining this mammoth bill are The Black Keys, Radiohead, Dr Dre and Snoop Dog. If you are already foaming at the mouth, check out the full line up. It is an upper to some but a downer to most who cannot make it. www.coachella.com...THE MAN IN BLACK - THE JOHNNY CASH STORY: Being a Cash fan from way back and having already toured with The Johnny Cash Story in 2010 and 2011, Tex Perkins & The Tennessee Four are returning showcasing two hours of Cash's legendary music interwoven with the story of his rise to fame, his struggle for survival, and his eventual redemption. Both Cash and Perkins have the baritone voices making Perkins the perfect candidate to perform faithful renditions of Cash's hits while he tells Cash's story in the third person between songs. Perkins' 27 years in the industry has equipped him with one hell of a back catalogue, with a capturing stage presence and voice similar to the man himself. Who else should pay homage to Johnny Cash but Tex Perkins?...VICE LAUNCH CHATEAU RDIO: Get two words - radio and audio, join them together and you get Rdio: pronounced ar-dee-o. Rdio could actually be the best thing since sliced bread. It is the ground-breaking digital music service that connects people with music and makes it easy to search for and instantly play any song, album, artist or playlist without ever hearing a single ad. With all of Australia now having access to Rdio's 12 million+ songs, Vice helped kick off the official Australian Launch at Beach Rd Hotel in Bondi. Being solely about the music, you could find a DJ in every room or a free drink at every bar…A TRIBUTE TO SOUL SISTERS: Sydney singers Jo Elms, Liza Ohlback and Kim Hart are back by popular demand after sell-out performances of their "First Ladies of Soul" tour in June 2011. The women are returning to Notes Live in Newtown after a successful show last year, but will feature more artists this time around, like Freda Payne, Gladys Knight, Natalie Cole, Randy Crawford and Roberta Flack. If you dig deep funk and raunchy blues, you better get in quick as there are only two "First Ladies of Soul" performances: Friday 10 February at Lizottes, 629 Pittwater Road Dee Why at 8:30pm. Tickets are $30 + booking fee. For bookings ph\ne: 9984 9933, online: www.lizottes.com.au. Saturday 11 February at Notes Live, 75 Enmore Road, Newtown at 8:45pm. Tickets are $30 + booking fee. For bookings phone: 1300 762 545, online: www.noteslive.net.au...
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MOBILE DISCO 2009

Onelove's massive summer release 'Mobile Disco' is back for 2009! With a huge family of DJs to choose from, Onelove have called in Australia's finest to represent their tenth instalment of their soaring series of CDs with resident DJs; Sydney's dance floor dominator Tommy Trash, Melbourne's glamour cowboy Grant Smillie and those backroom bass hooligans Acid Jacks.

'Mobile Disco 2009' features huge tracks from MGMT, Empire of The Sun, Kaz James, The Ting Tings, TV Rock, Soulwax, Kaskade, Armand Van Helden, Bag Raiders, David Guetta, Tiga, Walter Meego and many more.

Chomping up the big choons on the first disc is Sydney's Onelove resident Tommy Trash. The party starts at 12am with some big numbers from MGMT, Soulwax, The Tings Tings and more, all superbly mixed into one seamless party!

Delivering the goods like the true international star that he is, TV Rock's Grant Smillie puts his clever hands in to mix the second disc. Opening with TV Rock's brand new single Happiness, and takes us through his well travelled record collection. It's no surprise why Smillie's at the top of his game!

Swinging from the rafters and causing more trouble are those inter-continental bass hooligans - Acid Jacks, closing off the package with their Backroom mix. Truly at the forefront of their genre, they've combined everything from C+C Music Factory and The Bloody Beetroots, to Armand Van Helden and back to the 1970s with E.L.O!

This year has been sizzling for the Onelove family with clubs nights right around Australia and the party isn't over yet: not by a long shot! 'Mobile Disco' is set to launch nationally at this month's Steresonic Festival, and will continue to tour right around Australia - making this one hell of a year. Get ready for more exciting news from Onelove as the party continues to roll into 2009.

Get on the bus and get moving with Mobile Disco.

CD 1 - MIDNIGHT - TOMMY TRASH

1. The Ting Tings - Shut Up And Let Me Go (Haji & Emanuel Remix)
2. Herd & Macklin feat Steve Edwards - Greenlight
3. James Doman - Everything's Gonna Be Alright (Soul Avengerz Remix)
4. Spoon, Harris & Obernik - Baditude (Original Vocal Club Mix)
5. David Guetta, Joachim Garraud, Tocadisco & Chris Willis - Tomorrow Can Wait
6. Jerry Ropero, Java & Caesar´s Scissors - Organ Of Love (Want Love)
7. Shakedown - At Night (Seamus Haji Remix)
8. Empire Of The Sun - Walking On A Dream (Hong Kong Blondes Remix)
9. Infusion - Dogtown (Bass Kleph Steamed Up Remix)
10. Twocker - Stitch ( Bass Kleph Remix)
11. Tiga & Zyntherius - Sunglasses at Night (Popof Remix 2)
12. Citylife feat D.D - San Francisco (D.O.N.S vs DBN Remix)
13. Shapeshifters - Lola's Theme (2008 Re-Edit)
14. Soul Central - Time After Time (Tommy Trash Remix)
15. Tommy Trash Feat. Patsy Galore - Lover Lover (Dabruck & Klein Remix)
16. Kaz James - We Hold On (Adam K & Soha Remix)
17. Kaskade - Step One Two (Tommy Trash Remix)
18. Bag Raiders - Shooting Stars
19. MGMT - Kids (Soulwax Mix)
20. Walter Meego - Forever (Van She Tech Remix)

CD 2 - 3AM - GRANT SMILLIE

1. TV ROCK & Luke Chable - Happiness (I'm Hurting Inside)
2. Michael Woods - Natural High (Out Of Office Remix)
3. DBN (feat. Madita) - Asteroidz (Original)
4. James Ash - Son of 91 (TV ROCK & Luke Chable Mix)
5. Sharam featuring Mario Vazquez - Get Wild
6. The Script- We Cry (James Ash Remix)
7. Passenger 10 - Passenger 10 (Chris Reece Remix)
8. Sikk - The Whisper
9. J Nitti featuring Shirley - Deep Down (Original)
10. Perfect Beat - Dance Naked (TV ROCK Mix)
11. Stockholm Syndrome - Make You Whole (TV ROCK & Luke Chable Mix)
12. G&G - Personal Jesus (TV Rock Remix)
13. Âme - Rej (ATFC's Twin Cherries Edit)
14. Les Schmitz vs. Amo & Navas - Positive (Amo & Navas rework 08)
15. Booka Shade - Charlotte (Mic Newman Remix)
16. Surkin - White Knight Two (Laidback Luke Remix)
17. Dataworx - Control (Original Mix)
18. Dave Lambert & Housetrap - Work that body (Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike Rmx)
19. Bertie Blackman - Town Of Sorrow (Mic Newman Remix)

CD 3 -BACKROOM - ACID JACKS

1. C+C Music Factory (Presenting Freedom Williams) - Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)
2. Niki Belucci - Get Up (Kelevra's Keep On Remix)
3. Math Head - Turn The Music Up (AC Slater Remix)
4. Riva Starr - I Jack U (Original Mix)
5. RQM - Miss Pacman (Oliver $ Rmx)
6. Jackmaster - Hey Jack! (Acid Jacks Remix)
7. Malente&Dex - Hyperactive (Bird Peterson Rmx)
8. Tittsworth - Broke Ass N*gga (DJ Assault Remix)
9. Hardy Hard & Lady Waks feat Afrika Bambaataa - Shake It (Rico Tubbs Bonus Beats)
10. Crux & Brooklyn Zoo vs. Human Resource - Dominator (Jamie Fanatic Remix)
11. Oh Snap - High Top Fade (Dj Barletta Remix)
12. Tittsworth featuring Kid Sister and Pase Rock - WTF (Nadastrom on Drugs Remix)
13. Dolby Anol - Puppies (Blende Remix)
14. The Bloody Beetroots Feat Congorock - Blutosky F*cks Popeye
15. Siriusmo - Allthegirls (Yuksek Rmx)
16. Acid Jacks - Brainss (The E.L.F Remix)
17. Armand Van Helden - Shake That Ass (Drop The Lime Remix)
18. Pomomofo - Island (The Toxic Avenger Remix)
19. Shinichi Osawa - Star Guitar (Streetlife DJs Block Rocker Mix)
20. Electric Light Orchestra - Don't Bring Me Down
21. DJ Omega - If You A Freak

'MOBILE DISCO 2009' is out now through onelove/Sony BMG.

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