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The more I listen to it,the more I seem tolike it," says EnriqueIglesias of "Bailando."

"There's something addictiveabout this song."

The steadily pulsating track -its title translates to "dancing"- surges 23-17 on the BillboardHot loo. The song is spend-ing a 12th week atop Hot LatinSongs (where it's Iglesias' record25th No. 1), but it's breakingboundaries on radio, rising30-25 on the Mainstream Top 4ochart. Notably, "Bailando," firstreleased in Spanish (and featuringDescemer Bueno and Gente deZona), has crossed from Latin totop 4o radio with only a Spanglish

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data -driven record," says CharlieWalk, executive vp RepublicRecords. "The Spanish versionstarted building at Latin radioaround February in Miami. Wealso saw big Shazam and iTunesnumbers. It's one of the few Latinrecords I've seen react before anypop play. It was delivering."

The song's two official videoshave further grown its profile,earning a combined 225 millionYouTube views at press time.

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Love,

Your family at The Tonight Show

Jenny LewisphotographedJune 16at her homein Los Angeles.

ON THE COVERChadwick Bosemanand Mick Jaggerphotographed by JoePugliese on July 21 atthe Mandarin Orientalin New York.

"I feel strong and mighty in thatrainbow suit, like a little Elton John."-Singer -songwriter Jenny Lewis on her "new" '70s look

FEATURES

36 James Brown The burden of bringingthe Godfather of Soul to the big screenfell to an unlikely pair: Mick Jagger,producer of the upcoming biopicGet On Up, and the film's leading man,Chadwick Boseman. Did they pull it off?

44 Jenny Lewis Actresses Kristen Stewartand Anne Hathaway appear in theindie rock "it" girl's new video as shecontinues to connect with upbeatmusic and "lyrics that are dark as night."

Mill:Magic How the Canadian power -pop

-11Irband - led by a one-time go-godancer - is riding "Rude," summer'scatchiest anthem, to instant stardom.

THE BILLBOARD HOT 100

3 "Rude" continues its reign; Enrique's"Bailando" surges.

TOPLINE

11 Why are festival fatalities on the rise?13 SoundCloud vs. illegal licenses.16 Zach Braff's new soundtrack.

THIS WEEK

Volume126 / No.24

THE BEAT

20 7 Days on the Scene22 Parties Premios Juventud Latin Awards,

Pitchfork Festival, Reggae Sumfest.29 Gear Try more than 2 Chainz.

30 Style Jay and Bey's "mobsterlove story"; inside Jack Antonoff'schildhood bedroom.

MUSIC

53 No I.D. and Common, Maddie & Tae,Trey Songz, Babymetal

58 Reviews Spoon, La Roux, ShabazzPalaces, David Guetta featuringSam Martin

61 Backstage Pass Midyear tour report

CHARTS

69 "Weird Al" Yankovic laughs his way tothe top with Mandatory Fun.

70 Charts92 Coda Jim Morrison and The Doors

burned brightly 47 years ago.

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billboardTony Gervino

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17 DEATHS AND COUNTING:FESTIVAL FATALITIES ON THE RISE

DRUG -RELATED DEATHS SPIKE ALONG WITH CASUALTIES OF

OVERHEATING, DEHYDRATION AND ACCIDENTAL SELF -IMMOLATION -IS ECSTASY TO BLAME OR IS IT JUST THE COST OF DOING EDM BUSINESS?

On July 18, a student was founddead of undetermined causes atPemberton Music Festival in BritishColumbia. In June, two Glastonburyfestivalgoers died, a 67 -year-old ofnatural causes and another from a

suspected reaction to the anestheticketamine. At Miami's EDM bonanzaUltra Music Festival in March, asecurity guard was trampled to deathand another attendee passed away inhis car. Two more succumbed at LasVegas' Electric Daisy Carnival fromdrug -related causes, and reportedlysix at Future Music Festival Asia.

BY HARLEY BROWN

Perhaps the oddest of all, a man self-

immolated at Utah's Burning Manequivalent, Element ii. So far, a totalof 17 people have died at music fes-tivals around the world. What gives?And is EDM, which seems to see dis-proportionate numbers of deaths andserious injuries at its rave -like events,becoming the scapegoat genre?

There is no question that thenumber of deaths attributable tocontrolled substances is on the rise,but dance music is hardly the onlyhub for excessive partying. Still, it'sworth noting that until 2013, whenat least seven festival attendeesdied of drug -related causes, themajority of news-making festivalfatalities were accidental: ninepeople were crushed to death dur-ing Pearl Jam's set at Denmark'sRoskilde Festival in 2000,11

trampled at Morocco's MawazineFestival nine years later, and is at2010's Love Parade in Germany(not to mention the hit-and-runtragedy at this year's South bySouthwest in Austin when a driverbarreled into a crowd, killing four).

Many of today's festival deathscame after revelers showed symp-toms (dehydration, overheating)associated with taking MDMA, orMolly, the purest form ofecstasycommonly found at EDM events. Infact, while Ultra brought on addi-tional police for its 2013 edition, thelatest casualties prompted eventorganizers to review security con-cerns for 2015 and on, especially aftercity officials tried to ban the festival.Electric Zoo promoters followed suitfor 2014, bringing in drug -sniffingdogs and requiring fans to watch an

THE OVER UNDER

Brian O'Connell, head of LiveNation's country music division, had

a $20 million weekend thanks tosold -out stadium shows by Jason

Aldean and Blake Shelton.

Ultra Records hit YouTube starMichelle Phan with a lawsuit

alleging she has used "dozens" ofits songs in her makeup tutorials.

Asking price: $150,000 each.

David Massey's Island Recordsscored hits with rising stars ShawnMendes, Tove Lo and Kiesza's viral

"Hideaway." Next up: an Aviciialbum due later in 2014.

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anti -drug PSA, and last June, thestate of New York banned the sale of"bath salts," a designer drug that hasbeen linked to festival deaths.

No one died at Electric Zoo thisyear, but such preventive measuresstill may not be enough - especiallyas the EDM industry, valued at $6.2billion, according to an Associationfor Electronic Music report ($1 bil-lion from festivals), continues to risein popularity. This year's ElectricDaisy Carnival alone drew 400,000attendees over three days. "If youhave 5o,000 people for four days atan EDM festival dropping a lot ofecstasy, all weekend, in the sun, inthe summer, you're going to net outat the end with someone not surviv-ing it," says one concert industryinsider. "That's just math."

Legal culpability, like the suc-cessful 2012 suit brought againstInsomniac, Inc. and Los Angeles'Coliseum Commission by the familyof a 15 -year-old girl who died froman ecstasy overdose at EDC 2010,

seems to be of little deterrence. Andpreventative measures by promotersseem minimal too when you considerthe unwieldy number of attend-ees. Pemberton's Royal CanadianMounted Police, for example, "typi-cally plan to have one police officerper soo people," says Staff Sgt. SteveLeClair, who is in charge of companyoperations. Otherwise, efforts tocurb access to drugs at these eventsare practically nonexistent - NewYork Gov. Andrew Cuomo beingthe rare exception. In most cases,it's family members who voice theircomplaints, but rarely loud enough todrown out the pounding bass. 0

Body CountDeaths taint summer fests

Pemberton Music Festival, July 16-20Location: British Columbia, CanadaHeadliners: Nine Inch Nails, OutkastAttendance: 26,000 Deaths: 1

Glastonbury Music Festival, June 25-29

Location: Somerset, EnglandHeadliners: Arcade Fire, Dolly PartonAttendance: 135,000 Deaths: 2

Electric Daiay Carnival, June 20-22

Location: Las VegasHeadliners: Afrojack, Martin GarrixAttendance: 400,000 Deaths: 2

Ultra Music Festival, March 28-30

Location: MiamiHeadliners: Tiesto, David GuettaAttendance: 160,000 Deaths: 2

Says Levy:"Artistsoften tell me thatthey're honoredand thrilled" tobe parodied by

Yankovic (left), whospoofs such A -listtalentsas Lorde,

WilliamsandAzalea (from top)

on his new album.

The Economics Of Weird AlRiding high with Mandatory Fun, his first career No. 1, the king of parodies rewritesthe rule book - with the blessing of everyone from Pharrell to Iggy Azalea

BY GARY GRAFF

Weird AI equals bigbusiness.

The comedian'slatest album,

Mandatory Fun, which tops the Aug.2 Billboard 200, is his 15th chartentry in a career that spans 30 yearsof parodies - and his first No. 1.

Credit an ambitious rollout inwhich eight different clips werepremiered across a range ofonline outlets including Reddit,YouTube and Nerdist, along withthe simple fact that Yankovic, a

viral video trailblazer before sucha term existed, is well -suited forthe immediacy of the Internet.Then there's the music -a take on

Pharrell Williams' "Happy" called"Tacky," Robin Thicke's "BlurredLines" reimagined as "WordCrimes" and Lorde's "Royals"unfurling into "Foil," amongother hilarious sendups - whichhas been blessed by the artiststhemselves.

And therein lies the brilliance ofthe Yankovic economy. Althoughparody falls under the fair use

provision of U.S. copyright laws(meaning Yankovic, 54, doesn't needpermission to parody a song), it haslong been his personal practiceto get approval from the artists,even if it means relinquishing allsongwriting royalties that come withhaving composed new lyrics.

Yankovic's manager of threedecades, Jay Levy, says he offersa boilerplate deal. "For breathinglife into the parody and writing thelyrics, we think Al deserves a portionof the writer's share of royalties," heexplains. But the pair can be justas persuasive by agreeing to takenone of the publishing share. Sony/ATV, for example, allows Yankovicthe right to change lyrics in parodystyle but retains 100 percent of thepublishing for those songs.

What does Yankovic get out ofrelinquishing such earnings hecould rightfully claim? Performanceroyalties, for one, via online viewsand streams, downloads andTV broadcasts, and braggingrights of another kind: An artist'sendorsement via social media cangreatly multiply an audience.

Levy says he deals mainlywith artists' managers, althoughoccasionally with the talent directly- for "Fancy: Yankovic traveled toDenver to meet with Iggy Azaleaand had to track down Williams'personal email address to get"Tacky" approved. Yankovic says he

prefers to stay out of the wrangling,deferring to Levy "for those kindsof discussions. He always goes forthe best deal he can. Mostly I'm justconcerned with whether I can dothe song or not. As long as get agreen light, I'm happy."0

Weird Al's Mandatory FunConquers The InternetA clip -by -clip look at thelead -up for his July 15 release

DATESONG/ SPOOF OR YOUTUBEEVENT ORIGINAL HITS

Monday,July14

Tuesday,July15

Pharrell"Tacky" Williams' 3.8M

"Happy"

"WordCrimes"

RobinThicke's"BlurredLines"

9.8M

Wednesday,July16

Lorde's"Royals"

11.5M

Thursday,July17

"Handy"Iggy Azalea's

"Fancy"N/A

Friday,July18

"SportsSong"

an

originalsong 114K

Saturday, "First World an

July 19 Problems" original song290K

Sunday,July20

"LameClaim toFame"

an

originalsong1.4M

Monday, "Mission an

July21 Statement" originalsong 49K

Sources: Twitter, Google, YouTube and NerdistIndustries, as of July 22. -Compiled by William Gruger

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SoundCloud Gets HeatFrom Illegal LicensesPolicing the so-called YouTube of audio has made enemiesof former loyalists like Kaskade

BY MEGAN BUERGER

Arecent rise in the number of tracks flagged and removed bySoundCloud's automatic piracy detection system has some wonder-ing about the uneasy dance between the site and its key users: DJs.

Widely hailed as the YouTube of audio, SoundCloud was once aplayground for emerging producers to upload and share music for free, largelyunpoliced. But with more than 25o million active monthly users, the platformhas outgrown its underground roots and seems to be playing by therules. To wit: Superstar DJ Kaskade (real name: Ryan Raddon)left the platform after 32 of his files were flagged as potentialcopyright violators and taken down. He later posted a letter onhis website begging lawmakers and file -sharing websites to"free the music." It could be a while.

Sources within SoundCloud reveal that the site is in talks(how far along is unclear) with record labels for licensingdeals that would trade equity for the freedom to con-tinue sharing copyrighted songs on the site. Congressis also debating whether current copyright laws shouldbe revised. Some involved believe the hearings couldgo on for at least another year. "They're in the weeds,"says Greg Barnes, general counsel for the Digital MediaAssociation. "I don't see it ending soon."

In the meantime, DJs are struggling to find a home forcovers, mashups and remixes, which often serve as theircreative currency, and there are few, if any, file -sharingalternatives that offer SoundCloud's exposure. Still, addsChristopher Sprigman, who teaches law at New YorkUniversity, "Fair use is not an algorithmic thing. It's a case -

by -case call. Those calls shouldn't be made by robots."0

How To AvoidA Lawyer Letter4 steps to hassle-lite uploading

Opt For The

Public Domain

Anything more than

70 years old should

be fair use and

copyright -free.

Obscure The Obscure"Take a small piece

of an obscure song

and distort the hell

out of it," says Eric

Steuer, media advisor

at nonprofit Creative

Commons, which

facilitates legal

use of creative works

online. "The more you

transform something,

the stronger your

fair -use argument."

Mind The LengthSmaller samples are

a safer bet. Says

Barnes: "Six seconds

of a four -minute

song will cut in your

favor."

Look For A Creative

Commons LicenseMarked by a universal

symbol attached to

photos, videos and

music files online,

these licenses are a

way for artists and

companies to signal

that they have granted

copyright permissions

to their creative

work. -KB.

LET THEM SING 'CAKE'

In pop songs cake rarely means food. Here's a look at the word'salternate meanings in a recent spate of sweet -toothed tunes

"Ws not even mybirthday/But he

want to lickthe icing off"Meaning: Sex

Trey Songz"Cake"

Rihanna"Birthday Cake"

"Lay your bodydown all over my

plate/Once I blow thecandles out,

put it in my face"Meaning: Sex

BY HARLEY BROWN(7---

Verseincludes

pound cake, upside-down cake, clown cakes,carrot cake, icing ...

Meanings: Money,shady individuals,

fools, a pun onkarats, d iamonds

Lupe Fiasco"Light Blue"

JayZinDrake's"Pound Cake/Paris Morton

Music2"

"My cake'spaper/No weightshakes/Tell your

mama thiscake's great"

Meanings: Money,actual cake

sts shouldve a say in

wh t the dealshere they

area d for howlong,"s ys Byrne

of digital pactsmade by labels and

publishers.

0/ADAVID BYRNE BATTLESFOR A BIGGER SHARE

As Congress debates copyright,the icon makes a case for his peers

BY GLENN PEOPLES

Arecording artist, songwriter, labelfounder, producer, author, actor: DavidByrne, 62, has seen the entertainmentbusiness from many sides during his

four -decade career. Amid hearings on copyrightand music licensing before the House JudiciaryCommittee, Billboard reached out to Byrne -amember of the newly formed Content CreatorsCoalition, a group of musicians, authors and othercreators seeking better terms for online use of theirworks - for some thoughts on the state of artists'rights. He responded via email from London. (Readthe full interview on Billboard.biz.)

What can Congress do to help artists?think that artists in general can be given more

agency regarding what happens to their work.I don't own my own old recordings, a similarsituation to many artists, so I have no say whetherthey are licensed to YouTube, Spotify, Beats orApple; for what percentage; and for how long.Philosophically, I think the issue is: Do we alwaysdo what is best for the consumer in the short run,or do we think more long-term about our cultureand quality of life? Is the giant corporation thatunderprices everyone else best for our future?

How has the decline in sales of recordedmusic affected you?I've always been budget conscious, but evenmore so now. I'm lucky: I came up when recordcompanies still spent on marketing -a lot ofthose budgets have dried up now. I tour regularly,yes, but no more than I used to. It is a source ofincome, more than sales of recordings, but alsofeel the concertgoer deserves his or her money'sworth. Tickets aren't cheap ... For creatives, otheravenues could be a way to survive.

How can artists' needs be balanced with theneeds of digital services?There needs to be transparency: Artistsshould have access to data on their streamingincome in a way that's comprehensible. I'vebeen trying to understand my Warner Bros.streaming data for years now.O

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HEAR SAY

A Look At Who's SayingWhat In MusicCOMPILED BY KARA CUTRUZZULA

"You know, I haveslept with a lot of

guys in the industry,but none of themhelped me get my

record deals. Whichis annoying."

-LANA DEL REYThe singer, replying to whetherthere was any truth to her song"F-ed My Way Up to the Top."

"Can you be uglyonce? Can you

be normal? You'resuch a jerk -off!"

-LEAH REMINIThe actress, yelling at her

best friend J.Lo for being toofashionable during a poolsideafternoon in the Hamptons.

"We make musictogether. We makemusic. I'm readyto play kickball!"

-CHRISTINA MILIANThe singer, dodging a question

about whether she's datingLil Wayne -who recently signed

her to Young Money Entertainment- while en route to a celebrity

kickball game.

"Curvy and Proud"-LADY GAGA

The singer, captioning a black -and -

white photo of herself sitting atopa car on Instagram, af ter recent

criticism about her weight.

14 BILLBOARD I AUGUST 2, 2014

"They're like: 'It'sa gold toilet.' No.The bathrooms -[normally] Porta-Potty[s] - were

wrapped in a fabricthat was neutral to

match the fort."-KANYE WEST

The singer, refuting that his lavishwedding featured a "golden toilet."

"It happened in a

split second. It waspure instinctive

reaction. I think youjust got to move on."

-TIM McGRAWThe country star, responding toan online video that showed him

slapping an overeager fanwho grabbed his jeans during

a July 13 concert in Atlanta.

"Not in the WhiteHouse, but inthe bathroom."

-SNOOP DOGGThe rapper, replying toJimmy

Kimmel's inquiry about whetherhe has ever smoked at

1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

"Tape the soundofyour baby soncrying. Let him

listen to the tapewhen he is goingthrough pain asa grown man."

-YOKO ONOThe artist and activist, doling out

parenting advice on Twitter.

The Science ofHeadbangingRecent reports of serious injuries - from brainbleed to stroke - are making fans and musicianswonder: Is rocking out hazardous for your health?

BY CHRISTA TITUS

ten a recent report in a British medical journalrevealed that headbanging could cause brain dam-age, as it did for a so -year-old M oto r head fan who,after a January concert in Germany, was discovered

with bleeding on the brain, rockers took note. Vigorous headbang-ing, as doctors surmised was the cause of the man's persistentheadaches, caused the condition, which worsened in the monthsafter the show. Eventually, the man had fluid in his brain drainedvia a hole drilled in his skull and the headaches ceased.

While the story certainly made for an eye -grabbing headline,and prompted visions of everyone from Foo Fighters' DaveGrohl to Korn bassist Fieldy, Dr. Christopher Mandigo, assis-tant professor of neurosurgery at the Spine Center at ColumbiaUniversity Medical Center (who did not treat the patient), says thehubbub was blown out of proportion and that such incidents arerare. "There's nothing inherently dangerous in [headbanging].It's no different than riding a Jet Ski," he says with a laugh. "If youlook hard enough in medical literature, you can find these kind ofsubdural hemorrhages associated with almost any activity."

Still, there is a physiological change that humans experiencearound age so when the brain begins to shrink, so it doesn't fit assnugly inside the skull as it once did. "Think of the brain as a carpassenger. If you're moving your head vigorously back and forth,the brain is moving inside the skull," says Mandigo. "So if it's not

perfectly matched [to the skull's size] anymore, it can tear veins."Unsurprisingly, musicians have suffered repetitive stress

injuries after years of headbanging and thrashing about whileperforming. Slayer singer/bassist Tom Araya developed apinched nerve and two herniated disks, and Megadeth singer/guitarist Dave M u stain e now has a spinal condition calledstenosis. Evanescence guitarist Terry Balsamo and Stone Sourdrummer Roy Mayorga both had strokes after developing ablood clot and a dissected artery, respectively. Mandigo says ofthose cases that headbanging "might have been the match thatlit the kindling of the fire, but it was years of that behavior, ontop of other factors we don't really fully understand" that cre-ated such health problems. 0

Lyor Cohen's 300 EntertainmentHits Its First Home RunBaseballer-turned-rapper Mike Stud surprises with chart -topping debut

BY GAIL MITCHELL

Eight months after launching300 Entertainment,principals Lyor Cohen, ToddMoscowitz and Kevin Liles

are toasting their first No. 1 album:Closer by 25 -year -old Mike Stud.

The college baseball pitcher -

turned -rapper surprised chart -

watchers when he toppedBillboard's Rap Albums tally in theissue dated July 26 with 15,000in first -week sales, accordingto Nielsen SoundScan. Equally

impressive: Stud's out -of -nowheredebut, distributed via WEA/Atlantic, came without the benefitof a costly radio campaign, becausethe deal closed so quickly. Instead,Closer was powered by the titletrack's 300,000 YouTu be views, a

Pandora pre-release album stream,and a 33 -city national tour.

"Mike is developing a strongbase the old-fashioned way," saysCohen, "Growing it city to city, onevenue at a time."0

PLAYLIST: ZOE SALDANAThe Guardians of the Galaxystar dishes about her personal

soundtrack

Bjork, "It's Oh So Quiet"

"I like scaring my mom by

playing it in the car. It

starts out so quiet and then

I blast it. It always makes

my mom really frazzled."

Coldplay, "Magic""I've been listening to Coldplay a lot,

and 'Magic' is a really nice song."

Sia, "Chandelier""I'm obsessed with Sia. I'd love to be

her best friend."

Calle 13, "Latinoamerica""It's a song by a Puerto Rican spiritual

rap band that I listen to at least once

a week."

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The Sound of Hollywood

Can Zach BraffLand AnotherGarden State?The soundtrack to Kickstarter-fundedWish I Was Here mines familiar ground

BY HARLEY BROWN

Zach Braff is pretty confident the soundtrack tohis new film, Wish I Was Here, which openedJuly 18, won't be a platinum blockbuster likethe one from his 2004 directorial debut,

Garden State. "Selling 1.5 million copies in this day andage is ridiculous," says the actor-director. "People don'tbuy music like that anymore." To keep his signatureindie soundtrack style relevant, Braff, 39, assembled a

lineup of covers, rarities and originals "so people wouldwant to relive the film through the music," he says.

OUESTLOVE'SLATEST BEAT

The Roots drummer andFallon bandleader tries hishand at producing a TVseries with Soundclash

BY PHIL GALLO

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B. "My daydream wasto share what !created

withartists !reallyadmire," says Braff

(right), seen herewith actors Pierce

Gagnon (middle) and'Joey King in a scene

corn Wish Was Here.

Wish I Was Here, in which Braff plays a 35 -year-oldunemployed actor struggling to find his purpose in life,isn't a direct continuation of his first effort, but the twofilms share elements of depression and introspection."I wasn't shy about being a struggling actor again," hesays, adding that he aspires to make identifiable films"like Woody Allen's." That also goes for soundtracks:Braff commissioned songs from The Shins' JamesMercer, Bon bier's Justin Vernon, and a Cat Power/Coldplay tag -team; tracks from Paul Simon andHozier were included as well.

The Vernon and Cat Power songs both peaked atNo. 3 on Billboard's Twitter Trending 14o chart, a

phenomenon that reflects Braff 's and, increasingly,the music industry's reliance on crowd -sourcing. A$3 million Kickstarter campaign funded Wish I WasHere, drawing criticism from some who thoughtBraff didn't need the money. "The cost of releaseis so great," he says. "Social media allows you to godirectly to fans."

The methodology for choosing the soundtrack'sother songs was more intuitive. "We'd point to thehair on our arms, and when it's standing on end," hesays, "that's a candidate." 0

For Sia's July 30 appearance onVH1 and digital cable channelPalladia's Soundclash, the firstseries executive -produced

by Ahmlr"Ouestlove"Thompson,43, the singer -songwriter performs"Chandelier" with her back tothe audience. (She'll later coverBeyonce's "Drunk in Love" withEd Sheeran and Grouplove.)Questlove (left) says booking an

artist renowned for refusing to do

promotional appearances was thelive -music show's first coup.

"Of all the acts, that was thehardest sell," says The Rootsdrummer and The Tonight ShowStarring Jimmy Fallon bandleader."When her name was brought up,

I thought, 'Well, that's not going tohappen.' I gotta say, my first majorexecutive decision - the thing thatmade me feel like this really is my

show - was [to offer her] a situation

'IT MAKES MYHEART EXPLODE'

Actress Jena Malonemoonlights withband The ShoeJena Malone might be best

known for her roles in The

Hunger Games: Catching Fire,

Stepmom and Donnie Darko,

but the 29 -year -old actress

has another passion: the

antique folk she makes with

multi -instrumentalist Lem

Jay Ignacio as The Shoe.

Malone, like her friend Zooey

Deschanel, is one of those

rare Hollywood stars who

can move from blockbuster

to busker. She recently

finished a tour supporting

the duo's debut LP, I'm Okay,

and production for parts one

and two of Mockingjay, the

final installments of the

Hunger Games franchise.

After several years of

performing solo as The

Shoe, she connected with

Ignacio at a Christmas party

when the two freestyled

a 10 -minute "Winter

Wonderland" with "mythical

Portuguese" lyrics.

Such improvisational

live shows often incorporate

letters or quotes from

Malone's devoted fans.

"Getting to be with them

in such a personal way,

it makes my heart explode,"

she says. -H.B.

where we hide her in the back."The unique element for the show,

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More than a century has passedsince Jack Norworth wrotethe lyrics to "Take Me Out tothe Ballgame" in is minutes

during a train trip to Manhattan. Andanyone who's been to a sporting eventin the past decade knows that the musicprogramming has moved far beyond thestandard stadium organists.

"Rock'n'rollers have taken over thestadium. There's nonstop music, pinballnoises, flashing lasers," says Fred Traube,head of Watertown, Conn. -based ProSports Music Marketing, who works with

major labels and artist managers to pro-mote music to pro and college ballparks.

And even though Michael Steinberg,BMI senior vp licensing, says the moneyearned from blanket licensing of the per-forming rights organization's catalog tosporting venues is a small fraction of itsSi billion annual revenue, it has doubledduring the past decade.

The music in stadiums motivates notjust the fans but also the players. Phish's"Wilson" became a rallying cry for SeattleSeahawks quarterback Russell Wilsonduring the team's drive to the Super Bowl

in 2013, and many players have signature"walk-up" music. "A song can pump youup and get those emotions flowing," saysLos Angeles Dodgers center fielder AndreEthier, whose walk-up songs have included"Royals" and "Team" by Lorde. Anothercandidate: Imagine Dragons' "Demons,"a favorite of his kids, ages 6 and 4.

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CORNER OFFICE

CHAIRMAN/CEO OF WARNER BROS. RECORDS

AND WARNER/CHAPPELL MUSIC

CameronStrang

With Nico & Vinz and The Black Keysin his stable, he reveals why 'being thebest' matters more in a three-way race

BY ROY TRAKIN

PHOTOGRAPHED BY RYAN YOUNG

The only major -label head to alsooversee a music publishing company,Vancouver native Cameron Strang,47, has his roots in the indic world as

founder of both New West Records and SouthsideIndependent Music Publishing after practicingcriminal law. The latter's acquisition by Warner/Chappell in 2010 led to his taking over jointleadership of both the publishing giant and, in2013, Warner Bros. Records. The son of an operasinger father, who was also a child prodigy pianist,Strang grew up surrounded by classical music andthen The Band, Neil Young, Bob Marley andThe Rolling Stones, learning the cultural powerof rock'n'roll through his politically motivatedparents, who hosted early Greenpeace meetingsat their home.

The low-key exec - who lives in Los Angeleswith his wife and three kids - has proven aneffective leader, guiding Warner/Chappell for thefirst time ever to ASCAP pop, country and rhythmand soul publisher of the year honors. His recentlabel successes include chart-toppers Nico & Vinz("Am I Wrong"), Jason Derulo, The Black Keys(who scored their first No. 1 album), Passenger,Macklemore & Ryan Lewis and Grammy winnerGary Clark Jr.

You started New West, which was Americanabefore it was ever called that.I'd say my tastes were broader than the recordswe were putting out, but I loved those artists-Drive -By Truckers, Ben Lee, Steve Earle,Dwight Yoakam and John Hiatt - and thosealbums. I had seen a lot of them perform, and thatwas really the impetus for signing them.

What did you learn from your indie exper-ience that has proven useful at Warner?As an entrepreneur, it's about the risk, survival,

going against the odds, will ... all of those thingsthat actually mesh very well with the musicbusiness. Learning to communicate with artistsand the creative community, being in the studio,building a team. New West started as one person,me, but grew to include 25 people, a successfulpublishing company and a label that sold millionsof CDs all over the world.

How do the publishing company and therecord label complement each other?Songs need somebody to record them, and artistsneed songs to record. One of the things I love iswe have owners who are willing to think differ-ently, be more nimble and act quickly.

[Warner/Chappell president] Jon Platt is agreat leader, terrific guy, amazing executive andincredible publisher. We populated that com-pany with music fans who understand what we'retrying to accomplish, which isprovide incredible service toour songwriters, producers andpublishing partners. It's aboutgreat songs, getting great artiststo cover them and having a teamof passionate music people atboth companies.

You recently entered a

strategic partnership withShazam.It's a perfect example of being

"The culture here,firstandforemost,

is creative. Second,entrepreneurial.Third,forward-thinking,"says

Strang, who wasphotographed

JulylOin isLosAngeles off ice.

willing to embrace the future and new technol-ogy. Shazam's obviously a company that is at thecutting edge and forefront of music and technol-ogy. Those are the kind of people we want to bein business with, to try to provide more outletsfor our artists and the music they're making.

How do you feel about being third in a three -

company market -share race?Warner/Chappell had the biggest market sharefor one week until Sony/ATV acquired EMI. Wewent from last to No. i in 18 months, and thentwo and three merged to become No. 1. Howsomebody translates two companies buying eachother to become the biggest into being the best isbeyond my comprehension. We were the biggestfor only a week, but I think we've been the bestthe whole time. And I look at it the same on therecorded -music side. 0

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No. 1 in market share.3.A bobblehead dollof That Thing You Do!co -producer GaryGoetzman. 4. A ukulelemade out of a gourd, withStrang's initials carvedinto the body.

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Richard Nichols, who managedand produced The Roots fortwo decades, died in his nativePhiladelphia after a long battlewith leukemia. He was 55. "Hewasn't just a manager: He wasour Peter Grant, our GeorgeMartin, our Malcolm McLaren,"says Roots drummer Ahmir"Questlove" Thompson. "He wasour brain trust, the adhesive thatkept us together all this time."

Alicia Keys parted ways withmanager Will Botwin at RedLight to sign with Maverick's RonLaffitte and Guy Oseary.

eHarmonyhired LimpBizkitfrontmanFred Durst todirect threecommercialsfor the datingsite, titled"Caroline and Friend," "Witch/Ogre" and "Bouquet." The formeris currently testing, while thelatter two ads are slated to hit themarket in August and September.

Maroon 5 singer Adam Levinemarried Victoria's Secret modelBehati Prinsloo at Flora Farmsin Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Theceremony was officiated by actorJonah Hill, brother of Maroon 5manager Jordan Feldstein, infront of more than 200 guests.

Glee star Naya Riveramarried actor RyanDorsey in Cabo SanLucas. Longtimefriends, theirrelationship blossomedinto a romance shortlyafter her engagementto rapper Big Sean ended in April.

Centenarian jazz musicianLionel Ferbos, believed to be theoldest working jazz musician (he

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performed regularly until 2013),died at his home in New Orleans.He was 103.

"Blurred Lines" singer RobinThicke and his estranged wife,actress Paula Patton, put theirHollywood Hills home on themarket for nearly $3 million.

Country star Shania Twainannounced she will end her LasVegas residency on Dec. 13, twoyears after she began her run atCaesars Palace.

Capitol Music Group signeda multiyear, worldwideagreement withGrammy -winningsongwriter/producerRodney Jerkins' EvolveMusic Group.

Veteran Primus drummerTim Alexander successfullyunderwent open-heart surgeryand is recovering, after suffering a

heart attack on July 18.

All Def Digital, the entertainmentnetwork co-founded by musicmogul Russell Simmons,appointed Sanjay Sharma as

its first president/COO. Sharmapreviously served as executivevp strategy and businessdevelopment at the gaming -

focused YouTube multichannelnetwork Machinima.

Reggaeton star Yandel signedwith Creative Artists Agencyfor worldwide representation inall areas.

Pandora hired former vp digitalmedia at Columbia Records LarsMurray for the new position of vp

industry relations. Murray will workin the company's New York office.

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BIRTHDAYS

July 24 July 27Kristin Chenoweth Pete Yorn (40)

(46) July 28Jennifer Lopez (45) Soulja Boy (24)July 25 July 29Thurston Moore (56) Martina McBride (48)July 26 John Sykes (55)Mick Jagger (71) July 30Darlene Love (73) Kate Bush (56)

Paul Anka (73)

Singer -actress Hilary Duffsigned to RCA Records, withher upcoming fifth studio LPdue out this fall. The firstsingle, "Chasing theSun," will be releasedJuly 29.

Ocho Mule Records,Guster's own label,and Nettwerk MusicGroup announced theirpartnership in Guster's upcomingseventh album for worldwiderelease in 2015.

AEG's Lee Zeidman was namedpresident of Los Angeles' StaplesCenter; Nokia Theatre and L.A.Live fall under his purview as well.

Nick Jonas signed with IslandRecords. His solo album is due outlater this year.

OVERHEARD

Please, Jagger, Don't Hurt 'EmHollywood hit Harlem for the afterparty tothe July 21 premiere of Get On Up. At a tenterected across the street from the ApolloTheater, film producer Mick Jagger workedup a cold sweat of his own, dancing to classicJames Brown jams DJ'ed by one of the film'sstars, Craig Robinson. Plenty gotto see Jagger's moves as TheRolling Stones frontman boogiedalongside actors Octavia Spencerand John Slattery, SaturdayNight Live executiveproducer Lorne Michaelsand some local elders. Allwas going swimminglyuntil Robinson decided totake a piano solo and run

through a medley of suchRbinson

hits as "Purple Rain" and "IWill Survive" and clearedout the room.

BeatalyKip Kouri, founder of Tell All Your FriendsPR (Yoko Ono, Sylvan Esso), was allegedlyinvolved in an altercation with staff at MarioBatall's Eataly food emporium in New York inwhich a plate glass window was shattered.Says a rep for Eataly: "Our staff has the dutyand obligation to maintain our premises safeand orderly for all the other guests." Kourideclined to comment.

Lose SomebodyKings of Leon have parted ways with BigHassle Media, which had handled the band'spublicity for 11 years.

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Top left: The

Replacements'Tommy Stinson(left) and PaulWesterbergduring theForecastleMusic Festival atLouisville, Ky.'sWaterfront Parkon July 20. Middle:Selena Gomez at theIschia Global Film andMusic Festival on July18 in Ischia, Italy. Right:Billy Joel at Chicago'sWrigley Field on July 18.Left: Ellie Goulding atthe Benicassim MusicFestival on July 17 inBenicassim, Spain.

Top left: Snoop Dogg(right) with Bob Sagetat the Pemberton MusicFestival on July 19 inCanada. Top right: StylistCleo Wade, DJ Mia Moretti,singer Margot and artistKate Greer (from left)at the Emporio ArmaniSounds), Standard SoundsMusic Series -Vol.1 atthe Standard on July 22 inNew York. Bottom right:Emmylou Harris at theBuckle Up Music Festivalon July 19 in Cincinnati.Bottom left: Ringo Starrat the Greek Theatre onJuly 19 in Los Angeles.

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PremiosJuventud(Latin YouthAwards)MIAMI JULY 17

"Every time I'm onstage I'm close to my fans andI'm the happiest person in the world," beamedsuperstar Enrique Iglesias to the deafen-ing crowd at Univision's Premios JuventudAwards, held at Miami's BankUnited Center.The fan -voted "youth awards" showcased theartists who were this year's top dogs, and Iglesias'spirits visibly soared as he accepted the SupernovaAward from actress Roselyn Sanchez. The event,which averaged 4.3 million viewers through the night(according to Nielsen), also feted bachata croonerRomeo Santos, who tied Iglesias with five honorsduring the telecast. Gerardo Ortiz and Pitbull alsosnagged top nods, with Ortiz taking the My RegionalMexican Artist category and 33 -year-old Pitbullwinning the Youth Idol title. During his speech, theMiami -bred rapper thanked his hometown ("WithoutMiami, there is no Pitbull") and also got political witha reference to the immigration issues dominating thenews, dedicating the honor to "the children and fami-lies trying to cross the border, looking for the Americandream." The real surprise of the evening, though, waswhen Ricky Martin and Jennifer Lopez stunned theaudience with a virtual performance of a special ver-sion of "Adrenalina" with Wisin . -Leila Cob o

Above: Singer Leslie Gracearrived in style. Aboveright: Austin Mahone sang"Mmm Yeah." Right: Santostied Iglesiaswith five wins,including for Voice of theMoment. Bottom left:Theever-present Pitbull.

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backup dancer.

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Pitchfork Music FestivalCHICAGO, JULY 18-20

The ninth annual Pitchfork Music Festival seemed to be havinga stroke of bad luck in the weeks leading up to it (as detailed inBillboard's July 18 article "Is Pitchfork Fest Cursed?"). But per-haps the pall has been lifted, as it was all smiles in Union Park,with some of Chi -Town's most pleasant temps to date (high 7osall weekend). Beck played a hits -heavy headlining set on July 18,while camera -shy Neutral Milk Hotel toplined a reverent set onJuly 19 celebrating the band's limited '9os discography. KendrickLamar graduated from 2012 side -stage performer to closing out thewhole shebang with a ferocious crowd-pleaser the night of July 20,

with "Backseat Freestyle" hitting hardest. Elsewhere, GiorgioMoroder celebrated his disco legacy on the Red Stage, Grimespreviewed mainstream R&B-leaning material from her upcom-ing sophomore album, and St. Vincent redefined headbangingwhen she used her own visage as percussion for her set the nightof July 19. ("Icing my face after the crazy fun show at PitchforkFest. Thank you, all!" she later tweeted.) One of the best appear-ances at Pitchfork, however, wasn't on a stage: Marnie theDog, a iz-year-old female Shih Tzu who has become a bit of anInstagram sensation, posed with musicians throughout the fest.

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Left: DIIV's ZacharyCole Smith (right)andgirlfriend Sky Ferreira.Top: Lamar during hisheadlining set. Upperright: Rothko's TomPage (left)and Ben Pagewith Neneh Cherrybackstage. Bottomright: Grimes, flankedby her backup dancers.

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Interior of Kinmont Restaurant (above); a

cocktail from Three Dots and a Dash

Clockwise f rom top:Lollapalooza 2013,NicoOsteria's lobster spaghettiand the Hideout

THE BUZZ

10 Windy City Wow SpotsHow to lounge about in Chicago between acts at Lollapalooza

BY ALIA AKKAM

Music will dominate your days(and nights) at Grant Park, siteof Lollapalooza 2014 (Aug. 1-3).But in between the festival's

performances, which will include Eminem,Outkast and Lorde, take in some of the bestChicago has to offer. The Windy City, inparticular the art gallery -lined River Northneighborhood just beyond the Loop, is rifewith impressive food, drink and, if you haven'tquite had your fill of live music, a number ofoffbeat venues and new hotspots.

1. The Godfrey Hotel Chicago,127 W. HURON ST. The hotel's expansive (andrelatively new) indoor -outdoor rooftop loungeoffers a sleek fire pit, exhilarating skyline viewsand a bar cranking out Cognac -laced root beerfloats. The 221 fashionable guest rooms flauntartwork and wet bars.

2. SoHo House Chicago, 113-125 N. GREEN ST.Officially opening in August, the members -

only club will host private events Aug. 1-2during Lollapalooza. Expect lots of modelsper square foot at the post -show lounge,where they'll be checking out a lineup of DJsand guest performers.

3. Kinmont Restaurant, 419 W. SUPERIOR ST.

Towers teeming with shellfish and garlickyclam -and -mussel -laden fisherman's steware among the centerpieces of this shrine tosustainable seafood - the city's first.

4. Thalia Hal1,1807 S. ALLPORT ST. Modeledafter the Prague Opera House, this Pilsenlandmark first flung open its doors in 1890.Today it has been reimagined as a cocktail

bar for listening to the likes of Los LonelyBoys, indie jazz band Lake Street Dive andsinger -songwriter Anders Osborne.

5. Delilah's, 2771 N. LINCOLN AVE. Rock'n'roll-loving whiskey aficionados gravitate to theLincoln Park institution for its vast collection(hundreds of varieties), plus its pool table,video games and nightly DJ sets.

6. The Winchester, om N. WINCHESTERAVE. Early birds make the morningpilgrim age to this sun -filled joint formascarpone-brushed smoked troutsandwiches while late risers come for crispychicken thighs.

7. The Hideout, 1354 W. WABANSIA AVE.Surrounded by factories in industrial NobleSquare, this tiny spot is the place to hearbands including California -inspired TheDonkeys and progressive rockers New WorldAncients.

8. Nico Osteria,1015 N. RUSH ST. The BattleCat (bourbon, sherry, Branca Menta) is a

boozy meal kickoff at this Italian joint fromacclaimed chef Paul Kahan.

9. Three Dots and a Dash, 435 N. CLARKST. Enter this tiki respite's breezy, bambooworld, and the city fades away. Barman PaulMcGee's concoctions make umbrella drinksperfectly acceptable.

10. Smart Bar, 3730 N. CLARK ST. In the shadowof Wrigley Field, underneath the iconic Metro- the site of a legendary early R.E.M. show - isthis sleek space devoted to E DM.

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SHEPARD FAIREY:A LOLLAPALOOZADJ ALSO?!BY NICK WILLIAMS

Contemporary artist Shepard Fairey will bring hiscuration skills and unique brand of punk -rock pop art toChicago July 31 -Aug. 4 for the biggest street exhibit

in the United States. Timed to coincide with Lollapalooza,the exhibit, Art Alliance: The Provocateurs, will feature 40artists including Keith Haring, Swoon, Ryan McGInness andCamille Rose Garcia at event space Block 37 (108 N. StateSt.) and on large-scale street murals around downtownChicago. Need more of a Fairey fix? Catch his DJ set too.

How did you first get involved with Art Alliance?Lorrie [Boula, my manager] and were in Austin andwe actually had dinner with Charlie Walker from [eventproduction company] C3. We were just talking about howgreat it would be if there was an art component to one ofthe bigger festivals. I had also done the art for the pastcouple of years for the Orion Festival [in Detroit], as I'mfriends with some of the Metallica guys.

Which musicians Influence your art?Conceptually, it's people like The Clash, Public Enemy, BobMarley, [Bob] Dylan, The Sex Pistols: People who usedtheir music as a way to also speak their mind socially andpolitically.

Tell us what we can expect from your DI set on Saturdaynight [Aug. 2] with Deltron 3030.The cool thing about DJ-ing at something like Lollapaloozais that I know can be a bit more eclectic and allow some of

my punk rock stuff to bleed through. I've done club nightswhere I've had to do all dance stuff or hip -hop. That's funtoo, but I'm going to be able to play everything from TheClash to Grand Master Flash, The White Stripes, M.I.A. 0

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Every night that fans pourinto stadiums to watch layZ and Beyonce's On theRun Tour, they're treatedto hit singles from R&B'sreigning queen and potentraps from hip -hop's king.It's a Super Bowl halftime -

level show stretched out to 120 minutes:pyrotechnics, mind-blowing digital displaysand glossy movie clips starring the pair as abank -robbing, badass couple. Naturally thedecadence continues through to their styl-ing, with Mr. and Mrs. Carter dressed likestreet-chic royalty.

"The whole Bonnie and Clyde mobsterlove story was the overall approach," saysBeyond's stylist Ty Hunter, who has workedwith the star since her Destiny's Child days.For a modern, hyperstylized take on the bankrobbers -on-the -lam theme, a collection ofelite fashion houses were called upon, includ-ing Versace, Tom Ford, Givenchy, AlexanderWang, BLK DNM and Diesel.

The duo's show opens with "'03 Bonnie& Clyde" and Beyond in what might be thesexiest outfit a would-be criminal has everworn: a custom long-sleeved Atelier Versaceblack bodysuit with a plunging neckline anda matching black sequined net headpiece. It'snot the only one-piece she dons during theshow. For "Yonce" she wears a long-sleevedAtelier Versace bodysuit that features a decid-edly '9os-inspired combo of leopard print,Medusa heads and Greek keys. She completesthe look with a black knit beanie that has a

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When the two need to channel sportier looks,Jay opts for a Rodarte jersey emblazonedwith 99, which he wears, appropriately,for "99 Problems." Beyonce pops out for"Diva" in a cropped hooded bomber byAlexander Wang (paired with Wang'scustom bodysuit and leather garterbelt, it's also arguably one of her moreBDSM-inspired styles).

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Wow.This Is ReallyJack Antonoff'sChildhood BedroomBleachers and Fun were both born out of the same"hopeful darkness" of his early suburban years

BY JOE LEVY

PHOTOGRAPHED BY ANDREW HETHERINGTON

Alittle more than two years ago, JackAntonoff celebrated Fun's No. 1 single, "WeAre Young," in an unusual way: by startingto write songs for a new band, Bleachers.

"The Beatles did 12 songs every six months,"says Antonoff, who chafes at the idea thatif you're as successful as Fun was with its

second album, Some Nights - 5.1 million sold, with "We AreYoung" moving another 7 million copies, according to NielsenSoundScan - you get the chance to make and tour just i2 newsongs every three -and -a-half years. "Everybody should havetwo bands if you look at it like that. Everyone should have lof-ing bands. It's not enough."

Antonoff is the very definition of a man -child - boyish look-ing and not one to shycould be described as pixie-ish, he's forceful and clear whendiscussing his music. He remains so attached to his childhoodthat he likes to say he has only recently, at age 3o, moved outof his parents' house in Woodcliff Lake, N.J. (In truth, he gota place in Manhattan a year-and-a-half ago with his older sis-ter, fashion designer Rachel Antonoff, and now lives with hisgirlfriend, Lena Dunham, in Brooklyn Heights.) On a recentSunday, he made the drive back to Jersey to show Billboard thewellspring of his creativity: the childhood bedroom he callsan art project. And also to clean up his stuff. His parentswere redoing the floors and replacing the carpets.

In Fun, Antonoff plays guitar, and the trio shares song-

writing credit. For Bleachers' Strange Desire (which debutsat No. 11 on the Billboard 200 dated Aug. 2), he wrotealone and played almost every instrument. An obsessivewho traces his commitment to music back to trading insome Stars Wars collectibles for a Gibson SG guitar, hehad Bleachers focus on music made around the time hewas born, 1984. He describes the result as "sonically '80s,emotionally '9os." The songs are both grand and raw -Depeche Mode and Bruce Springsteen were touchstones- and they capture the "hopeful darkness" of growing upin the suburbs. "There was this darkness about beingfrom New Jersey," he says. "We're in the shadow of thegreatest place in the world, New York City."

There are other shadows for Antonoff, as well. Thedeath of his younger sister, Sarah, from cancer at 13, whenhe was 18, left him with more -or -less permanent anxiety,which he sings about on Bleachers' first single, "I WannaGet Better." "Worst -case -scenario thinking- I go downthis rabbit hole with the way I'm wired, and it can makelife very unenjoyable. So I try to stop myself as much asI can." But getting better doesn't mean moving on fromhis feelings of loss. "Those aren't the ones that tortureme. Those are the ones that drive me." 0

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"It's good to be back," says Mick Jagger,sweeping a hand across the grand view infront of him at the historic Apollo Theaterin Harlem. The Rolling Stones frontman,who moonlights as an increasingly busyHollywood producer, is here to discussUniversal's James Brown biopic Get OnUp, two days before the film premieres atthe same venue. It has been years sinceJagger, who turns 71 on July 26, last vis-ited the majestic Apollo. He can't recallexactly when.

"I came a lot like in the '8os, and thenit was closed for repairs a lot," he says. It'sclear that Jagger is feeling slightly nostal-gic. "Over the years, I've been in and outof here quite a few times."

For Jagger, Get On Up - directed by TateTaylor of The Help and opening Aug. 1 -proved to be a formidable journey, takingeight years to reach the big screen. Theproject has been around longer than that,though - at least 12 years. Producer BrianGrazer, fresh off a best picture Oscar winfor A Beautiful Mind, signed a deal withBrown in 2002 to secure the Godfatherof Soul's life rights. A parade of directorslike Spike Lee and actors including EddieMurphy and Chris Tucker floated in andout of the Brown orbit, with things becom-ing more complicated after the three -timeGrammy -winning icon died in 2006,with his estate in disarray (a court battlebetween his widow and his children con-tinues to this day, with the South CarolinaSupreme Court saying the estate has anundetermined value between $5 million

and more than $100 million).Jagger began working on the project

when Peter Afterman -a music supervi-sor since the mid-'8os on films from TheBig Easy to Juno who now runs the Brownestate - approached him about doing adocumentary on the late singer. (Jaggerwound up enlisting for both a narrativefeature and an upcoming doc directed byAlex Gibney.) After all, Jagger and Brownare forever entwined in music historyafter appearing on the same bill for the1964 concert film The T.A.M.I. Show -the Stones were top-billed, much to thedismay of Brown, who famously upstagedthe young British rockers in a legend-ary 18 -minute performance sequence.(Michael Jackson, among others, wasobsessed with the footage.) Still, the tworemained friends for decades, with Jaggerconceding that he was greatly influencedby the singer.

The Apollo offers an apt setting for a

conversation about Brown. Jagger firstsaw Brown perform here in the early '6os,seated next to a woman smoking "a bigjoint." (He didn't partake.) Seated now nextto the film's star, Chadwick Boseman, anddressed in a brown fitted jacket, the slightJagger never breaks a sweat despite thesteamy summer temperatures of New York.The 32 -year-old Boseman, by contrast,looks like he just played a game of pickup inthe Harlem heat, muscles bulging beneatha black T-shirt and running pants. But theyseem perfectly in sync when it comes totalking about Brown. They also discuss thechallenges of re-creating the legend, wherethe film deviated from reality and whythere's no heir to Mr. Dynamite.

Can you describe the first meeting youtwo had?Chadwick Roseman: It was in L.A. in

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'HE WAS ALWAYS THE BOSS'Jagger and Brown - shown here at The T.A.M.I. Show at the SantaMonica Civic Auditorium in 1964 - met many times over the years. 1was impressed with the fact that he was always the boss," says Jagger.

"I was just a guy who turned up in a taxi on my own. He had valets andpeople looking after him and dressers and people fluffing his fur coats."The producers of The T.A.M.I. Show (a one-off Teen Awards MusicInternational concert) drew on Jagger's relationship with Brown. Whenthey changed the show's running order and gave The Rolling Stonestop billing, they asked Jagger to talk with Brown and try and smooththings over. This backstage photo was shot by Bob Bonis, the U.S. tourmanager for both The Rolling Stones and The Beatles. A selectionof his photographs can be seen in a national touring exhibit with theGrammy Museum. Go to bobbonis.com for further information.

September [2013]. Mick had me over for tea.Mick Jagger: We talked a lot. We talkedgenerally about how it is to be a performerand more specifically about James. Weput on [Brown's] Live at the Apollo album,which was a very big part of my earlymusical education. I asked Chad howhe felt about [playing Brown] becauseit's a big ask to do this part. There's thenuance of the acting and the changes ofage [Boseman plays Brown starting as ateenager and ending in his 6os].

What did you take away from thatconversation?Baseman: You [looking at Jagger] identifiedthe points when James Brown was charm-ing the crowd and directing the band, andsometimes he's teasing the audience withthe moments where he'd step away fromthe microphone and sing. Then you can't

ioseman (center) in asequence that re-creates a

1971 concert at the Olympiaheater in Paris. "To play

es Brown is one of theostdifficult tasks you

naskofan actor," says

producer Grazer.

really hear him. There are all these [shifts]just to seduce everyone.Jagger: That's what every good performerhas. Any performer is one person privatelyand then he's another person when hesteps on the stage. And James Brown, ofcourse, was that. If you're an actor play-ing this role, that's another layer in yourinterpretation.

How closely did the film's T.A.M.I. Showsequence align with reality?Jagger: A lot of poetic license was taken. Ithappened kind of like that, but not exactly.I would have liked to have done it as itactually happened, but we couldn't that dofor various reasons, mostly due to money.The true part of it is James was very miffedabout not being the top of the bill. In reallife, they asked me to go and chill him outbecause I'd already met him and alreadytalked to him. They thought I'd be a goodperson because they didn't want to do thedirty work. So, they asked me to try and gochill him out, which I did to a certain extent.But, of course, he wanted to show the realthing that we show in the film - he wantedto go out there and kill, you know. And thatprobably made for a better performancethan normal. He talked about that a lotafterwards and it meant a lot to him. And Ithink it was probably the first time that hisentire show had been put down on film likethat. That's important for you as an artist.

Mick, you knew lames Brown. What washe like as a person and artist?Jagger: He was always so very nice tome,polite to me, respectful. Even when I wasvery young, he didn't treat me like I was awhippersnapper. He always was encourag-ing to me. I watched him a lot, and I thinkhe inspired me and I learned a lot fromhim. Not like doing imitations but just

WHO IS CHADWICK BOSEMAN?When Get On Up directorTate Taylor began searchingfor his leading man, he

auditioned both musiciansand actors.

"Hundreds of them,"recalls Get On Up producerBrian Grazer. "But it justcame down to Chad. Heplayed the older JamesBrown, the non -flashy parts,in a very human way. Someof the other possibilities welooked at could do the bigger -

than -life part, the flashierside of James Brown, butthey couldn't do the quieter,human side of him. Chad hadthat range."

Remarkably, the 32 -year -

old South Carolinian hadno formal music or dancetraining, much like he

had only Little Leaguebaseball experience beforetackling Dodgers legendJackie Robinson in BrianHelgeland's 2013 sportsdrama 42. So before readingfor Taylor, he began trawlingfor footage of the late singer.

"The first thing didwas start watching him on

YouTube," he says. 1 probablywatched two hours straight."

Grazer calls hisperformance transformative,aging from a teenager tohis 60s and capturing theexplosive stage energy. "AndChad did so much to becomehim beyond the performancepieces. He actuallyreadjusted his mouth so thatit would have that underbitelike James Brown." -T.S.

Boseman playedRobinson in 2013'ssports biopic 42.

With RachelRobinson,

Robinson's widow,at the 42 premiere.

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learning his general attitudes and the wayhe worked. I'll always admire him for whathe did.

Chadwick, unlike Mick, you didn't knowlames Brown. But what was your experi-ence with him prior to this movie?Boseman: I don't ever remember therenot being a James Brown in my life. I wasprobably listening to James Brown in thecrib [Boseman grew up in South Carolina].My aunt listened to him. My mom and dad.There was always James Brown all day.

Do you think James Brown has an heir?Jagger: Chad is. [laughs] But no, I don'tthink so. But this is another time, andthings are different. There's lots of peopleobviously that are very influenced by him.Boseman: The whole idea of the business-man and the artist. You see that in hip -hopnow.Jagger: I mean, you look at Jay Z, forinstance, and Puff Daddy. They're verymuch into that business thing. I was neverthat interested in business, to be honest. Ido the minimal amount of business as pos-sible because I'm not actually interested init as a thing. But some people are interested

in it, and there's nothing wrong with that.They want to make deals for the deal's sake.James Brown was definitely a progenitor ofthat kind of businessman/performer. BeforeJames there was a dearth of people from theAfrican -American community who wereentrepreneurs. You weren't expected to bean entrepreneur. If you were an entertainer,you were just paid and were told what to doand where to go. And you just did it. He wasone of the first people that said, "No. I wantto take control."

Chadwick, what was your background insinging and/or dancing prior to this?Boseman: Minimal. I had done some hip -

hop theater. That's not really singing anddancing, but it incorporates some of thosemovements to tell a story. But performingand dancing like a professional? Not at all.

How did you prepare?Boseman: We had AJ [choreographerAakomon "AJ" Jones]. He was a drill ser-geant. I just showed up every day and didwhat he told me to do.Jagger: I've worked with AJ on a couple ofmusic videos and some prep for shows andstuff. He's a really good guy. Chad worked

with him for a lot longer than me. A lotmore hours than me.

How much did you help Chadwickprepare for the dancing?Jagger: I didn't do any of that. I let AJ doall that. I never said, "Oh, that wasn't right,because he did it that way." AJ and Chadworked so well and the results are so good.I didn't have to. You know, that wasn't myjob to be nitpicking dance moves.Boseman: AJ taught the vocabulary beforewe actually knew what songs we wereusing in the movie because I think that ittook a whole month before we actuallyknew which ones [would be used].

BEHIND THE STYLE

Boseman wears about 60 differentoutfits in Get On Up, 35 of whichwere custom made. Production

designer Mark Ricker andcostume designer Sharen Daviswere sticklers for details aboutwell -documented venues andevents, like The TA.M.I. Show

from 1964 (above)." replicatedthe houndstooth sport coat," saysDavis of Bose man's costume (left).

"If it's iconic James Brown, I'musing it," is how Davis summed

up her approach to directorTate Taylor. "I don't want to putsomething obscure in and havepeople think he never wore it. It

had to be believable."

How did you choose the songs?Jagger: We wanted the songs to fit in withthe narrative. There are a lot of songs tochoose from. We kept changing the songs.

Mick, you have a well -documentedfascination with African -American culture.Was James Brown your entry point?Jagger: No, definitely not. When I wasmuch younger, like 1.1 and 12 years old, weused to have people come to England andplay, like blues singers Big Bill Broonzy andgospel singers like Sister Rosetta Tharpe.My mother was very fond of these perform-ers, too. She would say, "Sister RosettaTharpe's on the TV. Come and watch."That was my intro - TV. When I was alittle older, I used to be able to go and seethese shows that came. Like there was TheCaravans. There was folk blues, a groupof to, 12 performers, and they would playin London, and I would go and see themin the theater. I didn't come across JamesBrown until I was a little bit older becausehe didn't come (to London]. I was awareof his records, but I was more of a blues,a country blues person. But I liked every-thing, like Elvis and Buddy Holly. I likedcountry music, like George Jones.

There have been grumblings that thismovie should have been directed by a

black director. Thoughts?Boseman: When I look at this situation, Iask, "Who could have done this with theamount of money that was the budgetthat we had?" I look at the work that Tate[Taylor] put into it. I look at how he foughtfor certain things and how he brought outwho the man was. He developed a relation-ship with the family. I think there's no colorin that. The people that are grumblinghave no idea of the nuances of that and thedetails of this specific situation.

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GET ON UP'S MUSICAL BOOT CAMPKeith Jenkins spent 12years playing guitar inJames Brown's finalband, The Soul Generals.He was enlisted for GetOn Up to give the 80 or

so musicians cast asmembers of Brown'slegendary bands, TheFamous Flames and The1E3s, a taste of life workingfor the Godfather of Soul.

"We wanted them tofeel like a real band: says

Margaret Yen, Get OnUp's music supervisor."The James Brown band,whatever incarnation itwas, rehearsed and playedall the time. I wanted thesame kind of bonding andcamaraderie, and I wanted

it reflected on camera."It worked. The

musicians, who appear in13 different configurationsthroughout the film,hung out after shootingand played music atbars around Natchezand Jackson, Miss. Manywere college students atAlcorn State and JacksonState, a few were localmusicians, and some drovethe three hours from NewOrleans. They rehearsedin the basement theaterof an unheated, shutteredmiddle school in Natchez.

More than two dozenon -camera performancesform the film's musicalspine, giving audiences

Jagger: I would hate to say as a non -

African -American person that it would bewrong for a black person to direct whitepeople in a movie. Wouldn't that be awfulof me to say that? The only sympathizingthing I might say for people that want to[grumble] is that a filmmaker should havean understanding for the place where thepeople you're portraying are coming from.If I was going to make a movie about Koreanpeople, it would be stupid of me just to makeit with no understanding and sympathy. Iagree with all that Chad says [about Taylor].

an overview of Brown'sinnovations and themotivation behind hismusic as it evolved. Pro-ducer Brian Grazer likensthe music team's efforts toa lesson he learned filmingthe 2002 Eminem movie8 Mile.

"Ultimately, Dr. Dresaid, 'Man, just don'tclown out our world.' Igot it. That just meant,'Be authentic,' "saysGrazer. "That's somethinga producer can control. Ican't control the scenesbecause I'm not thedirector, but I can have a

high level of influence on

a movie's authenticity."-Phil Gallo

How involved was the family?Boseman: They were involved every day.They read the scripts beforehand. Theywere asked their opinions about all thedrafts of the shooting. We interviewed dif-ferent people in the family, different sidesof the family.

Chadwick, how did you deal with thehuge age range you play, from a teen-ager to his 60s? Did you shoot linearly?Boseman: No. Some days, I was 63 in themorning and 17 after lunch, and then 35.

INTRODUCING JB TO A NEW GENERATIONA flood of never -before -heard music will accompany Get On Up,including updates from a Chris Brown and Britney Spears producer

The soundtrack to Get On Up features20 James Brown recordings, includingunreleased live versions of "Please, Please,Please" and "It's a Man's Man's Man'sWorld" from a 1966 show in Tampa,Fla. And it provides Universal MusicEnterprises, owners of Brown's extensivecatalog, a shot at expanding his fan base.

"We have the opportunity to grow thelegacy and brand," says UMe president/CEO Bruce Resnikoff. "That's the bigpiece of the puzzle we haven't seen in priorsoundtracks."

Brown's singles charted consistentlyfrom 1958 to 1977, and his music hasechoed in decades after, especially withinhip -hop. He may well be the most -sampledartist of all time, but contemporary hip -hopfans are often unaware of the source, adisconnect that Resnikoff hopes to rectify."The film becomes a great tentpole," hesays. "It allows us to reach an audiencethat in the past we haven't been successfulnecessarily with his music."

Producers tapped Chris Brown and BritneySpears producer Harvey Mason Jr. - who

also worked on the soundtrack to Oreamgirls- to sweeten tracks with newly recordedrhythm sections and horn tracks in order to"fill the room in the 2014 theater way," says

Get On Up music supervisor Margaret Yen.Five cuts on the soundtrack are the enhancedversions, with "Caldonia" being the mostextreme: It's Brown's vocal from 1964 withbacking tracks from 2013.

"We wanted to play versions people hadn'theard before: says Yen. "If we just playedmusic off Live at the Apollo, it just wouldn'thave been as exciting. We wanted it so whatyou're seeing is what you're hearing."

The coming months will bring even moreBrown material, including an unreleasedLive at the Apollo show from 1972. AndUMe will also handle distribution of theAlex Gibney -directed documentary onBrown next year.

"We live in a very visual world and asidefrom the movie, we have to get people tosee the original footage that shows JamesBrown performing these songs," saysResnikoff. it's as important as the songsthemselves." -P.G.

The Get On Up

soundtrack (top)joins the compilations

that are Brown'sbiggest sellers.

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Jagger: I would turn around and go, "Waita minute. He looks different now."

Despite re-creating everything from theApollo Theater to Vietnam, you kept the

lion. How were you able to do that?Jagger: We shot it in 49 days. [laughs]Boseman: We could have shot for a wholeother month.

As a producer, how important would itbe to win an Oscar? Is that somethingyou care about?Jagger: I think everyone in the movieindustry wants to win an Oscar. I don'tthink that's why you make movies. But win-ning an Oscar is not just about making a

great movie, unfortunately. It's also havinga good Oscar campaign. It's not somethingto think about right this second.

How is the HBO rock'n'roll series goingwith Martin Scorsese?Jagger: It's going well. I was down therelast night on the set on Crosby Street. Itlooks really interesting. Some great shotswe saw last night and some great cameramovements and like some really amazingstuff. It should be amazing.

Mick, you have another biopic in theworks with the Elvis story, Last Train toMemphis, at Fox 2000. What is its status?Jagger: We've got a new script and it'smoving forward. But no actor yet.

Speaking of musical biopics, will thereever be a Stones one?Jagger: Who knows? Who knows,my dear?O

In September 2006,James Brown playedthe Hollywood Bowl

(above). It was one of hisfinal concerts before his

death in December ofthat year. Jazz bassist

Christian McBride,wholed the band backingBrown for that 2006show, has organizedatributeconcertto

celebrate Get On Up atthe Hollywood Bowl on

Aug.13. D'Angelo, AloeBlacc, Bettye LaVetteand others will sing.

and almuni of Brown'sbands will play.

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Boseman says he wasn'taunted having Jagger -o knew Brown -on set.

,nce I'm shooting, I'm in a

ne and Chadwick's fears.don'tshow up as much.James Brown certainly

n'thave been scaredof Mick Jagger."

JAGGER RATES THE COMPETITIONWith Get On Up under his belt and the Elvis film Last Train to Memphis in the works, producerMick Jagger has some sharp insights on how his fellow musicians are portrayed on film

Walk the Line (2005)Nominated for five Oscars; winner of one(best actress for Reese Witherspoon)

"It was quite a goodmovie ... It's not like[Chadwick Bosemanis playing] a countrysinger that standsthere playing theguitar. I think that's a

bit easier than playingJames Brown. Youknow what I mean?"

'I BECAME THESON HE LOST'In his own words, MSNBChost Al Sharpton recalls hisbond with Brown

It was 1979, and I was just 26 years old.I knew James Brown for about eightyears, as his son Teddy and I were goodfriends until he was tragically killed in a

car accident a few years earlier. It wasactually after that horrific disaster that myrelationship with James Brown grew evenstronger; became the son he lost, and hebecame the father I didn't have anymore.And in 1979 he came up to me and said:"Let's do a gospel rap record."

I had no idea what a gospel rap record was. James didn't wasteany time breaking it down. He told me he was going to sing andI would preach. We flew to Augusta, Ga., and recorded "GodHas Smiled on Me." The record was never released, but thatexperience altered the trajectory of my life.

I ended up staying in Augusta for over a year and helped Jameswith the business, and he helped me with my civil rights work andthe national youth movement was involved with. One night, hepulled up in front of a church and asked me: "Do you hear that?"All I heard was people singing. James said: "Do you hear the band?That's where I learned music."

We sat outside and listened. He explained that they start playingon the "one," unlike others who start from a "two, four" beat. That'show he did his music, starting from the one, changing the dynamicfrom a two, four beat to a "one, three" beat. He made it popular to

Ray (2004)Nominated for six Oscars; winner of two(including best actor for Jamie Foxx)

"It's somewhat similarbut Get On Up hasdifferent ways oftelling the story. Itcomes at it from a

different angle.I think Ray is moreof a linear story, andthere's nothingwrong with that."

Amadeus (1984)Nominated for 11 Oscars; winnerof eight (including best picture)

"1 saw it the other dayon TV It really heldup well. And it was verycrazy the way it wasput together. Thatwasn't normal, theway it's shot. But itstill held up. It hadabsolutely brilliantperformances."

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be on the one and transformed black music. As the years went by, I

learned that he always operated from the one. He told me to preachon the one - to be slightly off beat, because that's what he did.

James never conformed and always defined himself. Hewasn't the first black artist to go mainstream, but he made themainstream go black. He represented us in a way where the worldstarted imitating our authentic music.

There will be others that will sell as many or more records, butyou've got to have the courage and self-confidence of a JamesBrown to take the world to a different beat.

Wherever he is, I want him to know that I've tried to stay on theone.O

Al Sharpton is the host of PoliticsNation weeknights at 6 p.m. onMSNBC.

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"My first memorieswere of my babysitter,

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out of my Ford Focus in these mules," says Jenny Lewis, point-ing to her purple -bowed footwear. Settling into an airy cafe nearher Laurel Canyon home in Los Angeles, the one-time childactor who turned indie rock "It" girl evokes a glam version ofSeinfeld's Elaine: retro shades, straw boater, Pippi Longstockingbraids, slinky dress.

"I almost wore a tracksuit, but I wore a dress for you," sheadds, quickly correcting herself: "I wore a dress for me."

For Lewis, the clothes make the woman. On the cover of hernew solo album, The Voyager, she rocks a super-'7os white pant-suit airbrushed with psychedelic rainbow motifs that might havemade even The Beatles pause.

"I feel strong and mighty in that rainbow suit, like a little EltonJohn," says Lewis, 38. "I thought about wearing all black duringthe first half of my show and then changing into my rainbow suitlike, 'I'm back!' "

The Voyager is Lewis' long-awaited return to recording, and itisn't quite like anything she has done before. It follows 2oo6'soffbeat, rootsy masterpiece Rabbit Fur Coat and 2008's looserAcid Tongue. But The Voyager stands alone, in many ways. Forone, it's Lewis' first release under her own name since the 2011

breakup of Rilo Kiley, the beloved, L.A.-based alt -rock band thatlaunched her musical career.

"I needed to be free creatively," says Lewis. "I recentlydirected my first video for [the single] 'Just One of the Guys.'That couldn't have happened in Rilo Kiley - everyone would belike, 'We want to direct, too!' "

What The Voyager shares with the rest of Lewis' discographyis its combination of catchy pop with soul searching. "From thevery first song Rilo Kiley wrote, that was the idea - very upbeat,with lyrics that are dark as night," she says.

But in between all the catchy, sing -along hooks, The Voyager'semotionally wrenching material is particularlyintense. It encompasses a grueling periodduring which Lewis' father passed away, herband of more than a decade broke up, and sheconquered two years of chronic insomnia.

Top left: Lewis (left)acted alongside ShelleyLong (right) in the 1989movie Troop BeverlyHills. She held a starringrole in The Wizard(above) the same year.Bottom left: Jammingwith Rilo Kiley atBonnaroo in 2005.

"I feel strong and midfityin [this) rainbow suit,

likea little Elton John,"says Lewis, inside her

Los Angeles home.

"All these things pushed me over the edge," shesays. "In your mid-3os, you have to take inventory,or you'll stumble."

Characteristically, Lewis found catharsis throughwork. She appeared on alt -rock supergroup ThePostal Service's era-defining 2003 debut, Give Up,and when Postal Service/Death Cab for Cutie front-

man Ben Gibbard invited her to play lead guitar andsing on The Postal Service's 2013 reunion tour, itprovided a perfect impetus to face her issues headon. "I got the call from Ben about a year beforethe tour, so I gave myself a timeline to get myselfhealthy again," she notes.

The Voyager is the perfect album title, consider-ing the singer's long, winding journey. She grew

up in a bohemian family that moved from Las Vegas to the L.A.suburb of Van Nuys. There, Lewis began acting on TV showslike Growing Pains and Roseanne. "My first memories were of mybabysitter, who was a female Elvis impersonator," recalls Lewis."Then I went to Beverly Hills High School. I'd hitchhike therefrom the Valley until I got kicked out when they discovered I hadenrolled under a fake address."

In the late '9os, Lewis teamed up with fellow child actor Blake

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"IT WAS A PERFECT STORM I DIDN'TEVEN REALIZE WAS HAPPENING. IT'SJUST SOMETHING THAT HAPPENS INYOUR MID -30S. YOU HAVE TO TAKEINVENTORY OR YOU'LL STUMBLE."

Sennett to form Rilo Kiley, which releasedits final studio album, Under the Black Light,in zos:v. Along the way, Lewis became arole model for a new generation of left -fieldfemale artists who saw themselves in hercontradictory persona: kind of emo, sort ofdetached, sometimes wounded, ultimatelydefiant. It's no coincidence that Lewiswas asked to compose a new track withVampire Weekend's Rostam Batmanglij forLena Dunham's HBO series Girls, or thatactresses Anne Hathaway, Kristen Stewartand Brie Larson hilariously co-star in thevideo for "Just One of the Guys" (see story,below). Meanwhile, two members of sistertrio Haim played in the singer's backingband. "It was amazing to go on the roadwith someone I admired so much growingup," says Danielle Haim.

"Ten years go by, and suddenly I'm theelder person in the room! That sucks, butpeople love Rilo Kiley because we werearound when they were coming into theirown," says Lewis. "I do find connectionswith the women that come to my shows.Those little moments when they're reallygetting it are intimate, and kind of scary -but they also help me to keep going."

Keeping going also meant saying goodbyeto Rio Kiley. "I was always trying to make

something different," she says. "I felt limited, like I couldn't rocktoo hard because it would be like cheating on Rilo Kiley. Workingon The Voyager was different; I was suddenly a free woman -single and ready to mingle! We weren't afraid to rock out, whichreally reflects Ryan's influences."

The Ryan she's talking about is roots-rock maverick RyanAdams, who produced the majority of The Voyager. The two metthrough Twitter when Lewis direct -messaged Adams, request-ing help with a new song, "She's Not Me," which was inspired byKeith Richards' 2010 memoir, Life. "I was reading Keith's book,and I thought I'd tinker with his open-tuning style," says Lewis."That ended up being the first thing we recorded."

Together, Lewis and Adams laid down The Voyager in a whirl-wind week -and -a -half session at L.A.'s famed Sunset Soundstudio, where classics by Miles Davis, The Doors, The BeachBoys, Led Zeppelin and Fleetwood Mac were captured. Adamsforbade Lewis to listen to the music she had just recorded, push-ing her to move on after she had finished a take. Along the way,he provided plenty of blunt songwriting advice.

"He got really involved in the songs," according to Lewis."He'd say things like, 'God, I can't take this campfire bullshit -it's so fatiguing. Put an E minor in there.' I'd try it, and it wouldbe the right choice. He really focused on making everything

more universal. The song 'Love You Forever' became so muchmore vulnerable and direct. It was originally 'Love Him Forever,'but I made a mistake while recording it and sang, 'Love youforever.' Ryan said, 'That's the song!' "

"We all dug in," recalls Adams. "Past the point where I press`Record,' my job is to get people excited. Jenny was very muchready for that ride. Her songs were horses; we just kicked downthe fence and watched them blast off across the horizon."

Adams isn't the only notable person who helped Lewis on TheVoyager. Guests include The Watson Twins, First Aid Kit, Z Bergof The Like/Jjamz, Lavender Diamond's Becky Stark and singer -

songwriter Johnathan Rice, Lewis' boyfriend of so years andfrequent musical foil. Plus, the song "Late Bloomer" featuresartists one would never expect to hear together: Tom Petty &The Heartbreakers keyboardist Benmont Tench and singer-

instrumentalist Lou Barlow of Sebadoh/Dinosaur Jr. And Beckproduced "Just One of the Guys," giving Lewis a needed jolt.

"I didn't have the last verse and Beck said, 'Go in the other roomand write it,' " she remembers. "It was pretty cool to have Beck tellyou to go finish something- because you know you will."

Despite Lewis' casual, self-effacing persona, the impres-sive collective she put together speaks of an ambition thatThe Voyager's artful expanse makes abundantly clear. "Jennyis a great record maker," says Lenny Waronker, the legend-ary Warner Bros. Records executive who helped bring out bigrecords from such icons as The Everly Brothers, Randy Newmanand R.E.M.; he also served as Lewis' A&R mentor on TheVoyager. "She's more than a voice and a good songwriter; she's a

big musical brain capable of almost anything. She's always goingto make something special, real and a little unexpected."

In that unpredictable spirit, Lewis is already planning her nextmove. "I'm a huge reggae fan," she says. "I want to go to Jamaicaand make, like, Bob Marley 'One Love' positive songs. That'swhat the world needs."

Describing the idea out loud makes her laugh. "It would benice to create something that's healing," she says, "rather thanslightly creepy and darkly judgmental!" 0

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LEWIS' A -LIST, CROSS -DRESSING CO-STARSAnne Hathaway, Kristen Stewart and Brie Larson go drag king in awesome new video

Being popular in Hollywood,as is apparently the casewith Jenny Lewis, has its

benefits. If you didn't notice,the recently released video forher song "Just One of the Guys,"which Lewis directed, featuresthree of the most in -demandactresses right now: KristenStewart, Brie Larson and Oscarwinner Anne Hathaway. Alongwith Lewis' pal TennesseeThomas, the drummer for LosAngeles alt -rock band TheLike (and a sometime actress

herself), the women play thesinger's backup band, lip -

syncing her lyrics and goofingoff while dressed up as dudesin Adidas tracksuits, facial hairand wigs - and, in Hathaway'scase, a rattail.

"The song and the comedicperformances are brilliant - theday of the shoot, I laughed morethan I have in God knows howlong," says Thomas, who hasbeen friends with Lewis for "13years, or something crazy."

Larson, who sported a blond

mustache in the shoot, wasequally over the moon. "It wasa dream to collaborate with an

artist who has given so muchinsight into my own life: saysLarson, who has starred in21 Jump Street, Scott Pilgrim vs.the World (alongside Thomas)and last year's Spectacular Now.(She is currently filming TheGambler with Mark Wahlberg.)"Jenny has always representedtruth, curiosity and what a bad -

ass lady looks like."-Meg Hemphill

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The power -pop band just shot to No.1 with the year -old reggae -influencedsong "Rude," the season's catchiest anthem about rejection.How it will handle its second act is another matter entirely

From left Spivak, Atweh, PeDiner andTanas stormed U.S. marketsthis summer.They were photographed July Slat Battery

Harris in Brooklyn. For an exclusiveinterviewand behind -the -scenes video,

go to Billboard.corn or Billboard.com/ipad.

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It certainly didntake long forMagic to liveup to its name.Virtuallyunknown in theUnited Statesa year ago, the power -pop band is currentlydominating charts across the board with"Rude," a reggae -infused smash single thatmay well go down as 2014's quintessentialsummer song.

The story of a well-intentioned guy whogets dissed by his girlfriend's father- "Whyyou gotta be so rude?" protests singer NasriAtweh. "Don't you know I'm human too"- "Rude" is No. i on the Billboard Hot zoodated Aug. 2 for a second week. It's also No.

on Digital Songs and No. 2 on Radio Songs.Since its release in August 2013, "Rude" hassold 1.8 million downloads, according toNielsen SoundScan, and ranks as the year'seighth -best-selling pop digital song.

This wry reggae tale of rejection was writ-ten by four Canadians now based in LosAngeles: Atweh, guitarist Mark Pellizzer,bassist Ben Spivak and drummer Alex Tanas.(Another co -writer, fellowCanadian Adam Messinger,is Atweh's partner in the pro-duction duo The Messengers,who helped revive New Kidson the Block.)

Magic began with a sim-ple premise. "We were justlike, 'Let's start a band thatsounds kind of like ThePolice and The Wailers,' "recalls Pellizzer, age 34

That approach is evidentthroughout the band's debutalbum, Don't Kill the Magic,which debuted at No. 6 on theBillboard zoo, selling 36,000copies in the first week after itsJuly z release.

Like "Rude," the album'szo other songs are punchy,compact and equipped withan irresistible hook. Someare languid reggae tunes,accented with guitar solos inthe vein of Bob Marley's "Stir

Top: Tanas, Atweh, Pellizzer and Spivak (from left) played fora crowd of 20 people at Webster Hallonly 10 months ago. Nowt rontman -and former go-go dancer -Atweh is grooving in front of packed

audiences. Bottom: A July 10 appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon is perhapsasign of moretocome. the band will remain on the collegeand festival circuit through early 2015.

It Up." Others boast an uptempo, drivingrhythm. It all adds up to the kind of "reg-gae action" that Atweh, 33, promised thediverse crowd that packed Webster Hall inNew York on a hot night earlier in July. Toappreciate just how far Magic has come inless than a year, consider this: 10 monthsago, the turnout was dramatically differ-ent when the band played the same venue."We had 20 people," recalls Cara Lewisof Creative Artists Agency, which handlesbooking for Magic. "And 18 of them weremy staff."

Atweh dances with loose-limbed exuber-ance throughout the set, a showcase of Don'tKill the Magic songs interspersed with cov-ers, from Stevie Wonder's "Master Blaster"to Cyndi Lauper's "Girls Just Wanna HaveFun." Like every smart frontman, the for-mer go-go dancer knows how to work a

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room, at one point taking time out to thankthe Sony Music suits in the audience, "ourteammates on this great journey." The nighttrip ends, of course, with "Rude" and a mas-sive sing -along. The crowd's voices are stillreverberating off the walls as Magic scootsfrom Webster Hall to Rockefeller Center fora performance on The Tonight Show StarringJimmy Fallon.

The sudden success of Magic and "Rude"would seem unlikely in an era whenAmerica's musical consciousness is rarelydented by reggae. A decade ago, Atweh wasjust another struggling solo artist. He signedwith Universal Canada at 19 and, using onlyhis first name, released two modestly suc-cessful R&B singles.

He eventually relocated to L.A., sleepingon friends' couches, taking acting classes andeven working as a go-go dancer at a WestHollywood club called Eleven to make endsmeet. But by the turn of the decade Atwehwas better-known for his production workas one of The Messengers and writing hitsfor the likes of Justin Bieber, Chris Brownand Pitbull. Then he met Pellizzer, who wasalready an accomplished studio musician.

"When I met Mark and he started playingthat reggae groove, I was like, 'This feelsgood,' " says Atweh. "I started to be happyaround him. When he would play, I startedto feel like an artist, like I had value, like Iwas being heard. He makes me feel that waywhen we write. And he's competitive, so wepush each other."

Despite "Rude" catapulting to the top ofthe charts, Magic's low-key, Rasta -friendlyjams have proven to be easy marks for crit-ics. The Los Angeles Times recently called"Rude" one of the summer's worst songs,mocking the record's conceit of a dudeasking his girlfriend's dad for permissionto marry. "Wisely, the father says no," theTimes cracked, "perhaps fearing decadesof casino and state fair gigs in his would-beson-in-law's future."

The New York Times' review of the group'sWebster Hall show concludes with a similarlypessimistic fortune that plays off the title ofanother Magic song, "How Do You Want toBe Remembered": "Maybe, for a band, thereare five words that are even more worrisome:What was your name again?"

But those bad vibes don't easily harsh theworld of Magic. In the Webster Hall dress-ing room prior to the show, there was thepalpable giddiness that comes from ridingthe wave of a huge hit as the band mingledwith friends and record -label employees.The group's manager, Charles Chavez,recounted how he met Atweh when thesinger produced the "big or hit" "Feel ThisMoment" for Pitbull, who Chavez has man-aged since 2007. But the exec says he wasblown away when he first saw the original

"Rude" YouTube stream in April 2013. "Isaid, 'Holy shit, I love this record,' " recallsChavez, a tall, bald man with impossiblyperfect teeth and a long history of hits. "Itold Nasri, 'Just let me sign the record. I'lltake it and I'll do my best to make this thebiggest song on earth.' "

That enthusiasm paid off when SonyInternational got onboard. But by the timeChavez drummed up interest in "Rude," thesummer of 2013 was nearly over. So it wasdecided to pitch the single in the SouthernHemisphere, where summer was justbeginning. The song soon shot to No. 1 inAustralia and New Zealand. The migrationthen continued to the band's home country,Canada.

"The Canadian airplay started bleedingover into some of the U.S. border towns likeBuffalo [N.Y.] and Detroit, spiking sales inboth of those markets," says RCA MusicGroup president/COO Tom Corson. "So weknew we had an active record on our handsearlier this year. If we weren't convincedbefore, we were completely convinced atthat point."

By the time this summer rolled around,"Rude" was one year old - but its Americanodyssey was just beginning. "This is a six-

format record," claims Corson. "It hascharted significantly in six different [radio]formats. Records like 'Blurred Lines' and`Happy' have done that - but very, very few.

"That's part of the big story here," headds. "It ticks a lot of boxes," includingmainstream top 4o, alternative, adult con-temporary, adult top 4o, Latin pop, rhythmicand triple A.

Meanwhile, Lewis has Magic crossingthe country, performing at festivals andcolleges until first-quarter 2015, when thegroup will support another act on a yet -to -

be -announced arena tour.Seemingly everyone in the business of

working Magic has unwavering confidencein the band's prospects. Chavez comparesthem to the Eagles and suggests that "LetYour Hair Down" - another reggae -inflectedslow jam from Don't Kill the Magic - is des-tined to be a follow-up smash.

The band itself, however, acknowledgesthe challenge of overcoming its potentialstatus as a one -hit wonder. " 'Rude' hasachieved so much international successthat it's a blessing and - I'm not going tosay a curse," says Pellizzer, who once playedguitar in a gospel R&B group called DivineWorship. "But the success of that recordcould eclipse some things that are possiblygoing to follow."

Atweh is more cocky: "If Magic sticksaround - which we will - you'll hear moreabout my life," he says, affecting the voice ofa born showman with a fascinating story totell. "In my autobiography ..." 0

BY THE NUMBERS: 'RUDE'In only its 12th week on the Billboard Hot 100, Magic's first hit, "Rude,"jumped to No. 1, bumping Iggy Azalea's "Fancy" from the top slot after a

seven -week reign. With the song's No. 1 achievement on the July 26 list,the tune became the 1,037th chart -topper in history, and one of only a

handful of reggae -flavored leaders. -KEITH CAULFIELD

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Number of radio formats on which the song has charted

YouTube views of official video and lyric video

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"Oh, man," says rapper Common, seatednext to him on a plush couch. "That's oneof my poses."

It's not the first time the pair has takencues from each other. Twenty years ago, NoI.D. produced the bulk of Common's 1994LP, Resurrection, the album that vauntedthe rapper into hip -hop's pantheon. On July22, their newest collaboration, Common'sNobody's Smiling, hit stores via No I.D.'s DefJam -distributed ARTium Records.

"I named my second album Resurrectionbecause it was like we were coming to life,"says Common, 42. "This album now is like

we're coming to life again."With Manhattan's skyscrapers rising

in the windows behind them, the pair area long way from Chicago's rough SouthSide, where they met in the fourth gradeand came up together, collaborating onCommon's first three albums. "It wasgangbanging, drugs, broken homes," recallsthe rapper, born Lonnie Rashid Lynn Jr.,before turning toward the camera and flash-ing a grin. Besides music, he has a decadeof acting under his belt, starring in AMC'sHell on Wheels and films like Just Wright andAmerican Gangster; for him, this is businessas usual. But No I.D. (born Ernest DionWilson) is known for his behind -the-sceneswork, crafting soulful beats and developing

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July18attheSkylark,v York.

talent. He's not used to flashing lights.That could soon change, however,

because while Common is already a bonafide star, No I.D., 43, is having a momentof his own. In April, after three years as anA&R exec at Def Jam - where he inked

"No I.D. knows where I comefrom, what we been through."R&B singer Jhene Aiko and executive -

produced albums by Big Sean and Nas,among others - he was named executivevp/co-head of A&R of the historic label. It'sa fitting title for a true music man, one whoisn't inclined to chase trends for quick hits,and who's still remarkably hands on withproduction despite his cushy title.

"My wife says I'm like a little black dress- it never goes out of style," explains NoI.D. "My career would go up and down,but I was learning how to be that dress

- not the guy who had a two-year run andwore out his welcome."

Common's new record will be ARTium'sfirst full-length release, but he and No I.D.,who are now neighbors in Los Angeles,haven't always been on the same page.

By the rapper's fourthalbum, 2000's Like Waterfor Chocolate, Commonhad traded in his pal's dustygrooves for J Dilla and The

Roots' coffee -shop funk. He spent the nextdecade working with a laundry list of rapsuper-producers, most notably No I.D.'sformer protege Kanye West, who signedCommon to his G.O.O.D. Music imprint in2004. No I.D. spent the early aughts belowthe radar, then became a staff producer forJermaine Dupri, landing credits with Jay Z.He parlayed that into a similar role for West,which led to him becoming president atG.O.O.D. Music, and, later, his Def Jam job.

No I.D. "reminds you why we're doing

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Resurrection (1994)259,000 sold

One Day It'll All MakeSense (1997)285,000 sold

The Dreamer/TheBeliever (2011)

154,000 sold

COMMON &NO I.D.:

BY THE NUMBERS

Can I Borrow a Dollar?(1992)

137,000 sold*

"I make my best work when I'mwith someone who shares a

similar vision," saysCommon of his 30 -year -plusfriendship with No I.D. Foran exclusive interview andbehind -the -scenes video,go to Billboard.com and

Billboard.com/ipad.

this," says Common. "His agenda is hip -hop- being true to what hip -hop is about."

That much became evident when theduo reunited for The Dreamer/The Believer,Common's 2011 LP. The album was animpressive return to the boom -bap soundthey had cut their teeth on, and proved that

when Common wasn't busyfilming movies and TV, hewas still a formidable artist.He even went tit for tat withDrake, laying into him onthe song "Sweet." (The twohave since reconciled.) Still,the project was only a mod-erate commercial success,selling 154,000 copies,according to NielsenSoundScan, which No I.D.blames partly on himself.

I _ "There's nothing thathighlights him," he says. "It\ , was like me showing off."

The pair began workingon Nobody's Smiling with a

renewed sense of purposeearlier this year. "The songswere inspired by hours ofconversations at No I.D.'shouse and studio. "We'dtalk about anything fromlife to music to the MiamiHeat," says Common. "Imake my best work whenI'm with someone whoshares a similar vision."

The results are obvious:Nobody's Smiling is a greatlisten. "Diamonds" is builton a catchy Big Sean hook,and could earn Common hisfirst real radio play in years.And with rising Chicago

stars Lil Herb ("The Neighborhood")and Dreezy ("Hustle Harder") onboard,Common shows he hasn't forgotten hisroots. He explores them even more on"Rewind That," which details his some-times strained relationship with No I.D.And maybe that's the best thing about themreuniting yet again. Twenty years afterResurrection, Common is back home.

No I.D. "knows where I come from,"says Common. "He knows what we beenthrough. It's good to have people around youthat can make you remember. Because youdon't always see ... yourself." 0

The Antidote To Bro-countryNashville newbies Maddie &Tae take on the rage in tailgates andtrucks (and their own labelmates) with "Girl in a Country Song"

BY JILL MENZE

As the first act to sign with the revived Dot Records, a Big Machine LabelGroup (BMLG) imprint, Maddie Marlow and Tae Dye seem primed to beNashville's newest sweethearts. Think again. The blonde, bubbly 18-year -

olds, who perform as Maddie & Tae, may look harmless, but the duo's bolddebut single, "Girl in a Country Song," has become the talk of Music City - and theHot Shot Debut on the Aug. 2 Hot Country Songs chart at No. 39.

Co -written with Big Machine Music's Aaron Scherz, the song skewers the "bro-country" trend of acts like Florida Georgia Line and Luke Bryan. "We were listeningto all the songs on country radio right now that we love by artists we love," says Dye."We started writing this checklist: girls, tailgates, trucks, cutoffs, dirt roads."

The songs "all have this super-smoking -hot girl in it. She's always barefoot on atailgate dancing in cutoff jeans and a bikini top," adds Marlow. "We thought it wouldbe fun to come at this topic from a different perspective: how the girl would feel, orat least how we would feel, being in those songs. We want to look good for theseboys, but that's not all we have to offer."

Catchy and sassy, "Girl" sends "these boys" - particularly Billy Currington, thesinger behind 2013's "Hey Girl" -a clear message, with lyrics including: "I hear youover there on your tailgate whistling/Saying 'Hey girl' but you know ain't listening."But Dye says they're just having fun. "A lot of people hear the song and are like, 'Whyare you bashing them?' We're not! We love these songs and these guys."

"WetWant tolook good for

these boys,but that's notall we have to

offer," says

Marlow (right,with Dye).

Adds Marlow: "We're just giving the girls a voice."The song's message might seem like a jab at fellow BMLG acts like Florida

Georgia Line, but president/CEO Scott Borchetta doesn't see it that way. "Our goalis to always sign artists that have their own point of view," he says. "As for other art-ists whose music this speaks to, they totally understand it's all in good fun."

Marlow and Dye, who hail from Sugar Land, Texas, and Ada, Okla., respectively,met through a vocal coach at a showcase. They began writing and performingtogether while still in high school, spending weekdays collaborating via video chatand weekends working in Nashville. ("Which is crazy," notes Dye, "because Nashvillesongwriters don't write on weekends.") After being discovered by BMLG Music vpcreative Mike Molinar, the girls teamed with Scherz, who "really helped develop us,"says Marlow. When they played "Girl" for Borchetta for the first time, "We're like, 'Oh,my gosh, what if he hates it?' But we play the song and he's just dying laughing."

Maddie & Tae are currently on the road promoting "Girl" in between writing andrecording their debut full-length, which may ruffle a few more feathers.

"We want girls to know it's OK to feel what you're feeling," says Dye. "We writefrom real experiences - we're not taking anything out. We're dropping names."0

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CHART MOVER

How HeBucked TheR&B SlumpFresh off back-to-back No. 1albums, Trey Songz spillsthe secrets to his success

BY GAIL MITCHELL

PHOTOGRAPHED BY EMILY BERL

rey Songz has every reason to besmiling. It's been a good monthfor the 29 -year -old R&B star (real

name Tremaine Neverson). He scored hissecond consecutive No.1 on the Billboardzoo with his sixth album, Trigga, whichalso helped him top Billboard's first Artist100 chart, unveiled July so. His single "Na

Na" peaked at No. 21 on the Billboard Hot100 on July 19 - his 19th hit on the chartduring his career. Here, one of R&B'shardest -working singer -songwriter-sexsymbols reveals how he did it, from shirk-ing the EDM trend to reconciling withAugust Alsina.

R&B has been struggling commercially.Why is Triggs doing so well?Yeah, it's difficult these days, but I thinkTrigga is actually my best album. It's a

cohesive body of work, all inside of oneconcept. But I also attribute it to having a

loyal fan base. What we were able to createwith Trigga is a sense of belonging. Overthe last several years, R&B singers havebeen changing it up, doing different thingslike EDM. I kind of stuck it out for the longhaul, especially with [2012's] Chapter V,when dance was really big. It's so easy tobuy into this single or that single versusbuying into an artist's whole experience. Ithink labels and artists are more concernedwith that immediate grab versus engagingthe audience for a whole span of music.

"558 singers havebeen changing up,

doing different thingslike EDM," says Songz,photographed June 25

in Los Angeles. "I stuck itout for the long haul."

What was your game plan in terms ofengaging fans consistently?We started to build a black -and -white con-cept. I erased all my Instagram pics beforeI dropped "Na Na." Everything new wasblack and white. It's about giving fans a

continuous experience versus saying, "Thissingle is for this radio station, this singleis for that radio station." Because as anartist you've got to think, buying music isprobably dead last at the end of someone'slist when you have children to take care of,you have school, work, personal issues, andthen you have to go get music - which youcan get for free if you want to.

The videos are a continuous experi-ence, too. They could be edited into a

single movie. Was that intentional?Yes. That was to captivate fans more.People [have] is -second spans on Insta-gram and six seconds on Vine. So wecalculated that a fan would probably watcha YouTube video for an average of two min-utes. Then it was about figuring out how totap into their minds and get them to wantmore. We hit them first with the song, thenthere would be a [preview], then the actualvideo. It was different steps of engage-ment. All were black-and-white-themed,just like the album. Those things subcon-sciously make fans become more engulfedin the experience.

When can fans expect your nextalbum, Tremaine?It isn't far behind. I've recorded 6o songs.

One of the highlights at this year'sBET Awards was seeing Chris Brown,you and August Alsina, who criticizedyou in the press earlier this year,perform together. How did you feel atthat moment?It was very special, not only for me as anartist but as a young man. I was thinkingabout the young men out there, thinkingabout what that moment meant to ourculture to see three young men, doing theirthing in separate ways, coming together tomake a moment in history. You don't see alot of people joining forces if they're not inthe same clique. It was something biggerthan we could ever imagine it to be.

You're coming on 10 years in the game.What's behind your staying power?Hard work. People don't realize how hardthis job actually is, or how fleeting successcan be. I've had to kind of reinvent myselfa couple of times. I love being No. a, butwhen you know you've made a body ofwork that truly resonates with people -asoundtrack for people's lives - that's theultimate success. And we accomplishedthat with Trigga.O

Babymetal: Gaga's Kooky FindJ -pop's trio is equal parts goth and giggles

BY JEFF ROSENTHAL

Babymetal are unlikely ascendantsto the black -metal throne, to say theleast. They're a girl group, Japanese

and each barely 5 feet tall. (The pigtailsadd an extra inch.) Oh, and they smile.And dance. But they're racking up millionsof YouTube views, selling out shows andopening for Lady Gaga. They name -dropthe band Anthrax, as in, "We were talkingwith Anthrax backstage in London, after weperformed for io,000 people, and ..."

Their novel brand of music - which theycall "kawaii" (meaning cute) metal - com-bines the fire and fury of Slayer with thevocals, choreographed dance moves andapple-cheeked innocence of tween J -pop."We have a song called `Fleadbanger,' "says lead singer Su -Metal, through a trans-lator over Skype, before checking herself:"Well, it's a baby headbang. Instead ofdoing it forwards, we do it from side toside, to make it cute."

Ifyou ask Babymetal how it cametogether, the girls giggle about being placedon Earth by "the Fox God," a being they saythey came upon by mistaking metal's devil -

horn hand sign for the ears of a fox. (Metalhas always loved its mysticism, after all.) Inreality, Suzuka "Su -Metal" Nakamoto, i6,started off as a cog in one of Japan's manu-factured "idol" pop groups. Neither she norvocalist/dancers Yui "Yuimetal" Mizonoand Moa "Moametal" Kikuchi (both 15) hadeven heard metal before being recruited byKey "Kobametal" Kobayashi, the producerbehind the group.

"I picked the girls because they're sym-metrical in height, and, well, because theFox God - it comes to me in the bathtub,"he says. "This scene is older. It can be bor-ing- the same old guys doing metal! It's notbad, but this is something new. That's how I

came up with this, just trying to do some-thing no one had heard before."

Indeed, the video for "Gimme Chocolate"has the girls shrieking under strobe lightsand adorably pantomiming eating the titularsnack, before ending with the cryptic mes-sage "See you in the mosh'sh [sic] pit." Onone hand, they encourage concertgoers to"be good to one another," but they also sticktheir tongues out and wink when they say"death" (a word they use an awful lot).

The group has attracted a strange mix offollowers. "In Japan, most fans at shows arefans of Japanese pop idols," says Su -Metal."In Europe, it's a lot more metal fans."

Babymetal will invade America for thefirst time this month, playing a sold-outshow at Los Angeles' Fonda Theatre on July27 and then sweeping east for five dates withGaga. But Su -Metal isn't intimidated - she'scoming with teeth bared. "In America, Iwant to try steak," she says. "I want to eat abig, America -sized steak."0

Babymetal's Yuimetal,2 Su-Metaland

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Tomorrow's Hits

SHMURRA'S'HOT'STARTBrooklyn rapper and new Epic

signee Bobby Shmurda gains

ground with his drill track

"Hot N ---a." The song rises

4-1 on the Billboard Twitter

Emerging Artists chart thanks

to its accompanying viral

Vine "Shmoney Dance." The

20-year-old's moves have

attracted enough buzz that

even Beyonce is using them

during the On the Run Tour.

PRIORY'S 'WEEKEND' BEGINSPortland, Ore.'s Priory bows

at No. 36 on Alternative

with its new wave -influenced

"Weekend" (Warner Bros.) The

duo previously toiled in day

jobs (and even sold their own

plasma to pay rent) before

committing to music full

time. Helping break the song:

tastemakers KROQ and KYSR Los

Angeles, KITS San Francisco

and SiriusXM's Alt Nation.

ANZEL ASCENDSAnzel bubbles under the

Tropical Airplay chart with

the tender "Juegas" (Musa

Latina). The bachata newcomer

(aka Ariel Abreu) first

dabbled in reggaeton before

homing in on a more classic

sound. Anzel is prepping the

release of his debut album,

De Corazon a Corazon.

-William Gruger, Amaya

Mendizabal and Gary Trust

NUMBERS:JASON MRAZ

Jason Mraz says YES! to another

No. 2 debut on the Billboard 200, as

his new album arrives in the runner-up

slot. Mraz is denied his first No. 1

by "Weird Al" Yankovic's own first

chart -topper, Mandatory Fun.

YES! sold 81,000 copies in its first

week (ending July 20), according to

Nielsen SoundScan - less than the

arrival of Mraz's last set, 2012's

Love Is a Four Letter Word (102,000)

but more than the bow of the album

before that, 2008's We Sing. We Dance.

We Steal Things. (73,000).

5E9Despite Mraz's solid history with

radio (10 entries on the Adult Top 40

chart, eight on the Triple A tally),

he has yet to earn an airplay hit from

the new album. Still, its current

single, "Love Someone," is nearing

Adult Top 40, having gained by 55

percent in plays in the week ending

July 20, according to Nielsen BDS.

Mraz's promotion of the album yielded

a 63 percent increase in Twitter

mentions of his handle in the week

ending July 21, according to Next

Big Sound. But, while people were

talking, they weren't necessarily

following: He saw a 25 percent drop in

new followers for the week.

-Keith Caulfield

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Spoon,They WantMg Soul

ON 2002'S KILL THE MOONLIGHT, THEsecond of five great albums Spoon releasedbetween barn and 2010, frontman Britt Danielsings about a guy named Jonathon Fisk who usedto beat him up in middle school. He sounds likea real creep, but as Daniel revealed in a recentinterview, the two are now friends, and Fisk hasbecome a Spoon superfan. That's pretty muchhow it goes with these Austin indie rockers: Ifyou don't love them at first, just wait. You will.

And it's no wonder: As Gloria Estefan oncesang, "The rhythm is gonna get you." Spoon'sclipped rock'n'soul grooves have set it apartfrom just about every other indie outfit on theplanet. On They Want My Soul, Spoon's eighthalbum (and first in four years), the band fallsright back into step. Each of these io songshas a taut, terrifically Spoon -like skeleton,and even if the group had opted to once againself -produce and stick to its usual bag of tricks,it would have easily extended its winningstreak to six.

Instead, Spoon handed the controls to Dave

Fridmann, the man behind all the bestFlaming Lips discs, and the result is a

record that manages to splash bright,unexpected colors in between veryclearly drawn lines. Fridmann achievesthis by tweakingthe many sonic ele-ments that compriseSpoon's deceptivelyminimal sound. Onthe dark and anxious"Rainy Taxi," he dialsin some extra distor-tion, one of his peteffects. On "KnockKnock Knock," hekeeps the guitarsmostly unpluggeduntil the end, whennew member AlexFischel unleashessome vicious noise."Outlier," meanwhile,earns its name with adancy beat and laser-

Backed by producerDave Fridmann's bold

swatches, Spoon charmsyet again- even whilemaking sly digs at the

religious right, childhoodbullies and Garden State.

eighth -note pulsing is that it can evokeboth nervousness and excitement, andon the album's best cuts, the summery"Inside Out" and "Do You," these lock-step Texans are softer but also funkier

than ever before. Theformer centers on thereligious blowhardsLINER NOTES

PRODUCER: Dave Fridmann

LABEL: Loma Vista

RELEASE DATE: Aug 5

BEST SONGS: "Inside Out,""Do You," "New York Kiss"

beam synth tones. It'sthe closest Spoon will likely come togoing psychedelic or EDM. And whilethe boys still sound pretty buttoned up,there's a looseness that suits the song'slyrics - all about some freethinkingfriend or lover who "walked out of [thefilm] Garden State 'cause you had taste."

The real beauty of Spoon's patented

Daniel sees as threatsto his independence."I won't be theirsoldier," he insists,stringing his wordsout like backyardparty lights acrossthe spiky piano notes.

That message- not getting hood-winked, not sellingout-carries overto the title track, a

scratchy, punkishjam more on parwith vintage Spoon.Among the soul -

sucking foes Danielmentions by name is his former nem-esis Fisk. Daniel is clearly having alaugh- that sweet and lively hook is a

dead giveaway. But even if Fisk were tomisunderstand and get offended, hisanger once again likely wouldn't lastlong. When the groove's this good, howcould it? -Kenneth Partridge

co)OUT JULY 22

5 Seconds of Summer5 Seconds ofSummer(Capitol)

CommonNobody's Smiling(Atrium/De( Jam)

Jesse McCartneyIn Technicolor(Eight0Eight/INgrooves)

La RouxTrouble in Paradise(Cherrytree/Interscope)

YesHeaven er Earth(Frontiers/Universal)

KeskadeI Remember(Ultra)

AlvvaysAlvvays(Polyvinyl)

FreemanFreeman(Partisan)

FozzyDo You Wanna Start a War(Century Media)

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La Roux, Trouble In ParadiseWHEN LA ROUX ARRIVED IN 2009 WITH ITSGrammy -winning self -titled debut, the U.K.duo's music smacked of the future. Sure, thesongs were rooted in '8os synth-pop, but thesteely beats and singer Elly Jackson's unflap-pability suggested that mainstream musicwas morphing into something mechanicallysleek, stylish and forward -looking. And thenthe group disappeared, as Jackson's vocalproblems, exhaustion and friction with band -

mate Ben Langmaid stalled album No. 2. Now,Jackson, 26, is back as a solo artist still using theLa Roux name, with an enjoyable but unspec-tacular album.

The lean nine -track offering finds Jacksonswiveling away from icy electronica towardTechnicolor disco, with cheekily titled songs like"Sexotheque" flashing funk guitar and percus-sion. Jackson's piercing wit is still present, buther vocals are warmer, her words now soaringalongside tracks instead of stabbing into them."I hope it doesn't seem like I'm young, foolishand green/Let me in for a minute, you're not mylife but I want you in it," she laments on "Let MeDown Gently." La Roux's sound, now overseenby Jackson and co -producer Ian Sherwin, hasbecome more organic, and Jackson's presenceas a frontwoman has evolved alongside it.

Trouble in Paradise is buoyant enough to

soundtrack hipster barbecues during the nextfew months, but La Roux's music should be morethan just background noise. The act's debut, ledby top 10 hit "Bulletproof," had the potentialto rearrange the rules of pop. Its follow-up is awelcome, long-awaited return after a troubledhiatus, but it hums along comfortably withoutstriking any innovative poses. In the past Jacksonhas demonstrated the ability to dazzle, and per-haps she will again on future projects. Until then,Trouble in Paradise provides a pleasurable butdispensable stopgap. -Jason Lip shu tz

LABEL: Cherrytree Records/Interscope

PRODUCERS: Elly Jackson, Ian Sherwin

RELEASE DATE:July 22

Shabazz Palaces, Lese MajestyTHE SOPHOMORE LP FROM SEATTLE'SShabazz Palaces reads like a futuristic, BlackPowered, counterculture thesis draft writtenunder some kind of influence. Palaceer Lazaro(aka Ishmael Butler of influential '9os alt-rapoutfit Digable Planets and early-200os future -

funk project Cherrywine) begins Lese Majestyby name -checking Kalashnikov rifles andaudio engineer Rupert Neve on opener "Dawnin Luxor." On follow-up track "Forerunner

LABEL: Sub Pop

PRODUCER: Palaceer LazaroRELEASE DATE: July 29

Foray," he slant -rhymes Rod Lavers with theLakers. Three songs in, he's critiquing wealthand vanity through the lens of Moby-Dick andmaking up words - "blackophilic peodolisticpedestrophic" - as he goes.

Lese Majesty - which Lazaro recorded andproduced without Shabazz Palaces' other half,percussionist Tendai Maraire - draws on a lotof history for a style of music that has little prec-edent, save the group's thrillingly experimental2011 full-length debut, Black Up, and Lazaro'sastral R&B projections as Cherrywine. Over a

shivery guitar twang on "Noetic Noiromantics,"Lazaro murmurs, "Comes in a new light thestrangest strongest I've had the pleasure";indeed, Lese Majesty is perhaps the strangest,strongest Shabazz Palaces project yet.

Here, Lazaro sinks his many, many wordseven further into a heady swirl of galactic synthsand dizzyingly fragmented vocal effects. Yet hedoesn't take himself too seriously, at least on thesurface: He finds room to reference the world'scheesiest instrument on the insistent yet warped"Mind Glitch Keytar TM Theme" and twistshashtags into a tongue-in-cheek ode to "boos"and hedonism on "#CAKE." With Lese Majesty,Shabazz Palaces' sonic vision skyrockets evenfurther into the stratosphere. -Harley Brown

GERM]

DAVID GUETTA FEATURINGSAM MARTIN, "LOVERS ON THE SUN"

Superstar French Di -producer David Guettawas at the forefront of merging EDM with popon The Black Eyed Peas' 2009 smash "I GottaFeeling." But five years later, his new single feelslike it's following rather than leading. All foot -

stomp kicks, harsh strings and twangy guitar,with an overall spaghetti western vibe, "Loverson the Sun" (Big Beat/Atlantic/Parlophone)seems like Guetta's attempt at concocting hisown "Wake Me UV -style mashup - even itsbreakdown sounds eerily reminiscent of Avicii'scut. He's aided by a stellar vocal from SamMartin: "Close your eyes and hold your breath/Because it feels right," Martin sings over LoneRanger whistles. "Lovers on the Sun" radiatesgood vibes, but compared with recent EDMcrossovers that sounded bold and risky, Guetta'sfeels late to the party. -Dan Hyman

USHER FEATURING

NICKI MINN"She Came to Give It to You"

RCA Records

One year before "GetLucky" and "Blurred Lines,"Pharrell Williams produced"Twisted," a sleek standouton Usher's Looking 4 Myself.On new single "She Cameto Give It to You," Williamsonce again lets Ursh shineover spiraling funk bassriffs, although guest NickiMinaj predictably deliversthe most memorable line:"Tell your man play the backlike a spine/He only last sixseconds like a Vine."

-Jason Upshutz

INTERPOL

"All the Rage Back Home"

Matador Records

"All the Rage Back Home,"the first listen off Interpol'supcoming fifth album, isa bit of a bait and switch.Languid twangs lead PaulBanks' reedy voice to theedge of calm before plung-ing into a morass of guitarsfrothing around a kick drum.The song builds to a climaxwithout ever breaking,sustaining tension in con-tinuously shrill tones.

-Harley Brown

MEGHAN TRAINOR

"All About That Bass"

Epic Records

Body -image awareness ishaving a moment in pop.from Colbie Caillat's "Try"and John Legend's "You &(Nobody in the World)" videoto Mary Lambert's "Secrets."But the most fun result ofthe trend is "All About ThatBass," on which MeghanTrainor proclaims, "I'mbringing booty back." It fea-tures a doo-wop-meets-hip-hop beat and a sassy hook,delivered by a 20 -year -oldtalent who suggests SaraBareilles at a Nashville jazzdub. More to love, we say.

-Andrew Hampp

JOSH THOMPSON

"Wanted Me Gone"

Show Dog/Universal

With "Wanted Me Gone,"Josh Thompson turnsheartache into a damn goodtime. "I guess took a detourwhen you told me to go tohell/Cause I'm in heavenevery weekend," he tellsthe no-good ex who is nowbegging him to come back.A rousing, repetitive chorushelps deliver a send-off thatsticks. Who knew breakupscould be so fun? -Jill Menze

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Backstage Pass /Midyear Touring Report

Global BoxscoreTallies RiseJustin Timberlake,the Stones andBeyonce scorebig whileNorth Americanresults softenBy Ray Waddell

The concert industry has been riding a hugewave of growth for the past four years, andstakeholders are bullish on the health of thebusiness. And according to the BillboardBoxscore charts, business for top acts is solid.

For the midyear chart period, whichincludes concerts reported to Boxscorefrom Nov. 13, 2013 through June 10, 2014,global results are rising, even while NorthAmerican numbers raise some concerns.

The number of shows reported to Boxscoreare up from the sameperiod last year, 14.7percent worldwideand 7 percent in NorthAmerica. Global tour-ing grosses are up 6.3

percent, but globalattendance is down 4.2 percent. That trendof grosses outpacing attendance boils downto higher ticket prices, and it's a telling returnto a pattern last seen when business was in aslump more than four years ago.

In North America, the returns are lesspositive: The $1.2 billion total Boxscore grossis down 16 percent from a year ago, and theattendance of 17.2 million is down 23 percent,while the number of shows reported is up7 percent. Again, the decline in attendanceexceeds the decline in gross by a significantmargin - not a healthy trend.

Among tours currently on the road,Justin Timberlake leads the way, with hisdominating 20/20 Experience World Tourgenerating nearly $15o million in box office

"We're in very goodshape. It feels verysolid right now."

-BOB ROUX, LIVE NATION

Strait seta Boxscore record on his2013-2014 farewell tour, promoted byLouis Messina.

and 1.3 million in attendance. JT could quitepossibly end up as the top tour of the year,though One Direction, which is currentlyplaying North American stadiums, couldrival him, having already reported $loomillion and 1.2 million in attendance forthe year. The Eagles, in the midst of theirblockbuster History of the Eagles Tour thatbegan in July 2013, have earned $70 mil-lion in box office since November, and thetour to date has grossed $145 million andcounting, according to Boxscore. Headlinersof tours, ongoing or completed, that roundout the midyear top io are Beyonce, BruceSpringsteen & The E Street Band, George

Strait, Depeche Mode, PaulMcCartney, Bon Jovi and TheRolling Stones.

For all of this accounting,midyear Boxscore numberscan be a slippery barometerof the overall health of thetouring industry. Many toptours have not tallied theirnumbers, other big tours arejust getting underway, andmany of the results come from2013 shows reported after thecutoff for Billboard's year-endtouring report.

Among the top 10touring acts on themidyear Boxscorecharts are (clockwisefrom left) Timberlake,The Rolling Stones,Beyonce and

One Direction.

Yet the less -than -robust North Americannumbers follow a record year for the concertindustry in 2013. The industry has reboundedto unprecedented levels since 2010, largelydriven by the growth of international tour-ing, increased efficiency in digital marketing,prudent booking and, most important, a focusby the industry at large on improving the valueproposition of the live experience - especiallyas ticket prices for some events edge upward.

From festivals to packaging to pricing, theindustry has zeroed in on giving fans theirmoney's worth, and that seems to hold true inwhat's out there in the summer marketplace.Higher ticket prices generally are attached to"event" tours, festivals and double -headliners.Festivals like Bonnaroo, for example, typi-cally carry the highest prices in the business ataround $200, but the cost per band is a fractionof seeing these bands on their own.

Rather than a downturn in the businessthen, midyear Boxscore results most likelyreflect a cycle with fewer large -venue showsand higher traffic - the number of acts ontour. And, without exception, executives inthe concert industry remain optimistic thatlive music will continue to be robust.

"I don't focus on [the numbers] as muchas [the question], 'Is the live touring businesshealthy?' Yes," says Rob Light, managing

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Erykah Badu (right) sang in April at Australia'sByron Bay Bluesfest (below). Bottom: Bon Jovifilled Melbourne's Etihad Stadium in December.

partner of Creative Artists Agency. "I believethat people love going to shows more thanever, and I believe we are on a great path. Idon't see it wavering."

Marc Geiger, head of music at WilliamMorris Endeavor Entertainment, categorizes2014 as a " 'steady Eddie' year, with modestgrowth. I can't find a bad story."

Bob Roux, co-president of North Americanconcerts for Live Nation, the world's largestpromoter, says, "We're in very good shape."Roux says Live Nation's amphitheaters arehosting more shows than a year ago, andaverage ticket volumes in the sheds are up "afew percentage points" from that time frame."It feels very solid right now, with nearly zerodisappointments and some overperformers."

And, while arena show counts are downslightly, Roux says that's offset by an increasein the number of stadium shows. Live Nationwill promote about 7o stadium shows in2014, "and every one ... is in profit and thevast majority are already sold out."

The focus on giving fans value for theirmoney remains a priority. "I don't see a lot of

TOP 10 TOURS AT MIDYEAR

ACT

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GROSS ATTENDANCE NO. OF SHOWS

One Direction 1 $99,486,030 1 1,155,326 : 21;

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Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band ! $64.929,714 554.032 32

George Strait : $58,236,945 541,652 24;

Depeche Mode $48.989,069 588.213 44

Paul McCartney 1 $43,476,160:

273,171 7

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stupid stuff being done," says Geiger.Traffic is still an issue. "The numbers don't

lie: Traffic is up," says Mark Siegel, co-headof music at ICM Partners. "The main reasonstraffic is up are, one, acts want to keep work-ing, because [touring] is their primary sourceof income. But also the labels are pushingacts to [tour more] to support new music."

When reviewing midyear engagementstats, one figure looms above all: The

Lionel Richie: Legend Of LiveLionel Richie will receive the 2014 Legend of Live honor at the 11th annual Billboard Touring Awards

on Nov. 20 in New York. The award honors individuals or bands who have made significant and lastingcontributions to live music and the touring industry. From his early days on the R&B circuit with The Commodores

and his breakout as a solo performer through his current blockbuster All the Hits, All Night Long Tour,Richie has built a reputation for professionalism and delivering crowd -pleasing performances. The awards reception

is the finale of the two-day Billboard Touring Conference, which will take place at The Roosevelt Hotel on Nov. 19 and 20.

Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival atthe Empire Polo Field in Indio, Calif., forthe second time, set a new Boxscore recordat $78,332,000 with attendance of579,000.Goldenvoice Presents produced Coachella,as well as the $18.6 million Stagecoach coun-try festival.

The Tokyo Dome was the site of two topBoxscores: The Stones in February andMarch ($28 million) and McCartney lastNovember ($23.5 million). Interestingly, theStones' ticket range was $98-$782, whileMcCartney's was $55-$165.

Bottom line: There are few surprises inthe list of the big successes at midyear. "Theones that are happening now are the onesthat are supposed to happen," says Geiger."You could have picked it when they madethe deal." 0

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VenueConnect Hosts Live Nation

Executives of the world's top concert promotioncompany, Live Nation Entertainment, are among thespeakers at VenueConnect, the annual conference andtrade show of the International Association of VenueManagers, to be held July 26-29 in Portland, Ore. For adiscussion of what Live Nation values in venues, Cole

Gahagan, executive

Live Nation tops the vp client revenue,Ticketmaster, will

promoters chart moderate a panel

with reported grosses featuring Live Nation

above $797 million. Global Touring CEOGerry Barad, LiveNation Arenas presi-dent Mike Evans and

Brad Wavra, senior vp, Live Nation Touring/Live NationConcerts. Live Nation leads the midyear Billboard Box-

score chart of top 10 promoters, with reported grossesexceeding $797 million. During the four days of sessionsat VenueConnect, other highlights include discussionson sponsorships, capital planning and expense manage-ment. But perhaps most compelling will be the panelwith the irresistible title "Top io Online Tips to GetButts in Seats." -Thom Duffy

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'Swifties' Fete Taylor In London

Taylor Swift's five sellouts in February contributed tothe No. i ranking of London's 02 Arena on the midyearBillboard Boxscore chart for venues of 15,00i capac-ity and greater. Her fans, the "Swifties," packed the23,000 -seat arena and, as they do Stateside, brought anoverwhelming number of posters in tribute to the super-star singer -songwriter.

"Her mum even picks out the best ones and invites thefan backstage to meet her," says 02 Arena GM RebeccaKane. Meanwhile, Beyond scored six sellouts at the02 in late February and early March, produced by SJMConcerts, grossing $11.3 million. Fans really lost it, saysKane, when Jay Z stepped onto the stage each night toperform "Drunk in Love" with his superstar wife. "Thescreams of excitement were legendary," says Kane.Dates by Justin Timberlake, Katy Perry and Drake alsoled the 02's top bookings for the midyear chart period.

-Mitchell Peters

Mr.TOP 10 VENUES CAPACITY 15,001 OR MORE

VENUE, CITY CAPACITY TOTAL GROSS ATTENDANCE SHOWS

02 ArenaLondon

23.000 $114,041,120 1.530.373 140

Madison Square GardenNew York

20,697 $64,851,205 775,587 60

Phones 4u ArenaManchester, U.K.

21,000 $55,811,937 803,129 86

Barclays CenterBrooklyn, N.Y.

19,000 $43,437,636 619.609 93

Allphones ArenaSydney

21,000 $32,500,757 296,641 31

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16,820 $31,249,674 290,499 29

Wells Fargo CenterPhiladelphia

21,000 1 $24,535,403 I 426.146

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20,021 I $21,887,740 1 328,178 ! 29

Verizon CenterWashington, D.C.

20,000 i $20,395,090 i 220,220 I 20

Staples CenterLos Angeles

20,000 $19,770,533 239,729 1 24

Swift played five sellouts at the 02Arena in February.

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Williams (left) brought his Swings Both WaysTour to Zurich in June.

Backstage Pass /Midyear Touring Report

Stars Vie With Hockey In Zurich

Despite balancing dates for professional hockeyplayoffs with sold-out concerts, the Hallenstadion inZurich leads the midyear Billboard Boxscore chart forvenues with capacities between 10,001 and 15,00o."This was a period with narrow time frames becauseour home -based ice hockey team, the ZSC Lions,won the national championship after a long seriesof playoff matches, so we often needed the flexibil-ity of the promoters, production teams and staff,"says Hallenstadion director/CEO Felix Frei. JustinTimberlake, Robbie Williams, Depeche Mode, MichaelBuble and Kings of Leon helped the 14,000 -seat arena

top the chart withgrosses exceed-ing $42 million."A highlight wasthe appearance ofEnnio Morricone [onFeb.13], when themaestro conducted a160 -member orches-tra in a fantasticsold-out concert,"says Frei. -MP

TOP 10 VENUES CAPACITY 10,001 TO 15,000

VENUE, CITY CAPACITY TOTAL GROSS ATTENDANCE SHOWS

HallenstadionZurich

14,000 $42,151,548 448,174 61

02 WorldBerlin

15,000 $29,988,852 426,406 55

Perth ArenaPerth, Australia

15.000 $28,459,267 238,309 25

Brisbane Entertainment CentreBrisbane. Australia

13,500 $27,104,217 243,042 34

02 WorldHamburg

15,000 i $22,554,167 370.153 65

02Dublin

14,500 $20,513,439 242,334 31

MGM Grand GardenLas Vegas

14,500 $15,887,734 112,569 9

1..G Arena

Birmingham, U.K.12,500 $14,389,898 136,543 18

Qantas Credit Union ArenaSydney

13,250 $9,686,175 96,806 16

Budweiser GardensLondon, Ontario

10,500 $8,604,217.

157,430 44

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Smaller Halls - But Bigger Stars

New York's Radio City Music Hall and the Colosseumat Caesars Palace in Las Vegas rank No.1 on theBillboard Boxscore midyear charts for venues,respectively, between 5,001 and 10,000 capacityand those of5,000 or less. Radio City's numbersget a boost from the annual Radio City ChristmasSpectacular. "What other live holiday production hascamels, sheep and a donkey that never miss a cue andare always given a standing ovation?" asks Bob Shea,MSG Entertainment executive vp bookings. "Fromthe dazzling costumes to the innovative Rocketteschoreography and state-of-the-art technology, theChristmas spectacular is a cornerstone production."

The Colosseumhosted residenciesby Celine Dion,Shania Twain, EltonJohn, Rod Stewart,and Jerry Seinfeld."Our artists are hereso frequently, they'relike family," saysJohn Nelson, vp atAEG Live Las Vegas."Where else couldyou go to work andhave a pizza partywith Shania Twainafter work?" -MP

TOP 5 VENUES CAPACITY 5,001-10,000

VENUE, CITY CAPACITY TOTAL GROSS ATTENDANCE SHOWS

Radio City Music HallNew York

5.901 $77,991,342 1,043,013 213

Auditorio NacionalMexico City

9,683 $42,839,300 892,776 126

The Axis at Planet HollywoodLas Vegas

7,000 $19,736,851 132,861 i 30

Mohegan Sun ArenaUncasville. Conn.

10,000 $18,868,090 242,691 40

The Theater atMadison Square Garden 5.610 $17,237,718 305.785 88

New York

TOP 5 VENUES CAPACITY 5,000 OR LESSVENUE, CITY

The Colosseum at Caesars Palace

CAPACITY TOTAL GROSS ATTENDANCE SHOWS

Las Vegasq,00c $52,294,793 i 379,901 105

Fox TheatreAtlanta

4,600 $21,811,632 339,237 108

Adrienne Arsht Centerfor the Performing Arts 2,400 $15,265,772 1 213,246 223

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Teatro TelcelMexico City

1,400 $11,760,927 174,894 208

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54, 0000 53% THIS WEEK

After A 31 -Year Wait,`Weird Al' Hits No. 1

VAMPS' ''SOMEBODY TOYOU" STREAMS

310,0000 20% THIS WEEK

ARIANA GRANDE'S"BREAK FREE" AUDIENCE

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Weekly Unit Sales

ALBUMS DIGITALALBUMS

DIGITALTRACKS

This Week 4,345,000 1,924,000 20,374,000

The comedian -singer's Mandatory Fun is the first Last Week 4,046,000 1,760,000 20,276,000

chart -topping comedy album since 1963 Change 7.4% 9.3% 0.5%

This Week Last Year 4,707,000 2,034,000 22,793,000

Change -7.7% -5.4% 40.6%BY KEITH CAULFIELD

After more than 3o years on the charts,comedian -singer "Weird Al" Yankovicearns his first No. i album on the Billboardzoo, as Mandatory Fun debuts atop the list.The first comedy set to top the chart since1963, it logs the largest sales week for a com-edy album since 1994.

Yankovic arrived on the Billboard zoo backon May 21, 1983 with his self -titled album, fea-turing "Ricky," his spoof of Toni Basil's No.1Billboard Hot loo single "Mickey."

Mandatory Fun was released July 15 throughWay Moby and RCA Records and sold 104,000copies in the week ending July zo, accordingto Nielsen SoundScan. It was promoted bya well -received daily viral video campaignthat launched Monday, July 14. Starting withhis parody of Pharrell Williams' "Happy,"Yankovic released eight music videos forthe album through the week on various sites,like The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo, Nerdist,CollegeHumor and YouTube.

Mandatory Fun is the first comedy album to top the Billboard 200 since AllanSherman's My Son, the Nut spent eight weeks at No.1 beginning on the chartdated Aug. 31, 1963. A couple of comedy sets came close since then, includ-ing Steve Martin's No. 2 -peaking A Wild and Crazy Guy back in 1978 and apair of No. 2 Cheech & Chong titles in the early 3.970s. In general, comedyalbums don't sell incredibly well; accounting for just .6 percent of album vol-ume in 2014. In 2013, comedy sets generated just .5 percent. (A fun funny stat:Mandatory Fun represents 13 percent of all comedy albums sold in 2014.)

Yankovic's sales week is not only his biggest since SoundScan startedtracking sales in 1991, it's also the largest for a comedy album since 1994,when The Beavis and Butt -Head Experience sold 118,000 copies in the weekending Jan. z. That compilation album was presented by the animatedduo and had comedy skits interspersed with rock songs from the likes ofAnthrax and Aerosmith.

In total, Mandatory Fun is the third top io album for Yankovic, who previ-ously visited the region with 2006's Straight Outta Lynwood (No. 10) and hislast album, 2011'S Alpocalypse (No. 9). The latter debuted with 44,00o in its firstweek - less than half of his new album's first -week sales. (Yankovic's previousbest SoundScan-era sales week came when Lynwood bowed with 73,000.) 0

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Three Stars, Four Decades As"Weird Al Yankovic debutsatop the Billboard 200 withMandatory Fun, the set's "WordCrimes," his grammar -lessonparody of Robin Thicks's"Blurred Lines," enters theBillboard Hot 100 at No.39.The comic icon scores hisfourth top 40 Hot 100 hit,following "Eat It" (No. 12, 1984)."Smells Like Nirvana" (No.35,1992) and "White & Nerdy"(No. 9.20061. Reinforcinghis longevity, he has sent a

new single into the top 40 ineach of the last four decades,something that only two otheracts have done: MichaelJackson and Madonna, bothof whom he has parodied in histrademark good-natured way.

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CD 86.171,000 69,495,000 -19.4%

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Vinyl 3,148,000 4,464,000 41.8%

Other 189,000 263,000 39.2%

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Current 79,229,000 65,222,000 -17.7%

catalog 77,309,000 68,314,000 -11.6%

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BleachersAre RisersSam Smith leads theBillboard Artist 100 fora second week, aided bystreaming gains after hishit "Stay With Me' becameavailable on Spotify on

July12; it bounds 15-5on the Streaming Songschart and pushes 5-3 on

the Billboard Hot 100.Meanwhile, "Weird Al"Yankovic lands the Artist100's top debut at No. 3.The parody master startswith 89 percent of hischart points owed to thebow of Mandatory Fun atNo. 1 on the Billboard 200with 104,000 copies sold,according to NielsenSoundScan.

Like Yankovic,Bleachers parlays itsnotable Billboard 200debut into an Artist 100arrival. As the act'sStrange Desire beginson the Billboard 200 atNo. 11 (21,000 sold), itenters the Artist 100 atNo. 51, with 78 percentof its points from the set.Lead single, Wanna GetBetter' also contributesto the group's Artist 100standing: it reaches theHot Rock Songs top 10(12-10) in its 19th weekand spends a third weekat its No. 2 high point onAlternative, logging itsbest plays sum in its 20thchart week. The track alsosurges by 78 percent to723,000 U.S. streams in theNielsen BDS tracking weekending July 20. Its videowas directed by actressLena Dunham, girlfriendof Bleachers frontman(and Fun member) JackAntonoff (above).

-Gary Trust

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Lights tumbled 1-22. Sia's album

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28 40 61 SOUNDTRACK The Fault In Our StarsFOX/ATLANTIC/AG

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the Ashes debuted and peaked at No. 54.

41,) 63 DIRTY HEADS Sound Of ChangeFIVE SEVEN

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54 61 71 5 SECONDS OF SUMMER She Looks So Perfect (EP)HEY OR HI/CAPITOL

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The Google Play store dropped the

price of this album to $3.99 duringthe tracking week, which AmazonMP3 then matched. Downloadscomprise 72 percent of its totalsales for the week (4,000, up 140

percent).

BOB MARLEY AND THE WAILERS Legend: The Best Of... 18 286

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Previously tipped as a "Tomorrow's

Hite artist in the June 28 issue, the-

London band debuts with 4,000

sold. The group will launch a U.S.

tour on Sept.19 in Los Angeles,

following an Aug. 2 appearance at

the Lollapalooza festival.

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32 53 92 MASTODON Once More 'Round The SunREPRISE/WARNER B.S.

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Kidz BopCharts40thAlbumThose darn Kidz are at itagain. The Kidz Bop Kids,that is.

The franchise scores its40th charting album on

the Billboard 200 as KidzBop 26 bows at No. 4, with46,000 sold in the weekending July 20, accordingto Nielsen SoundScan.The latest effort in the

kids -sing -the -hits seriesalso lands the line its 19thtop 10 album. The new setfeatures kid -friendly (andkid -sung) covers of suchhits as Pharrell

-Happy," Katy Perry's "DarkHorse" and One Direction's

"Story of My Life."And to the surprise of no

one, Kidz Bop 26 also entersat No. 1 on the Kid Albumschart - Kidz Bop's 28thleader on the list. The Kidzalso debut four tunes on the

Kid Digital Songs chart.While earlier Kidz Bop

albums mostly featuredanonymous studio singers,recent sets have focusedon branding name talent.The new album's fiveyoung singers (JayneBrown, Ashlynn Chong,Grant Knoche, MatthewMartinez and BrediaSantoro) are even on tour,with concert dates lined up

through October.Kidz Bop is a major

player in the world ofchildren's music, with theseries owning 21 percentof all kids music albumsales this year (486,000of 2.3 million). In 2013,Kidz Bop accounted for19 percent of children'smusic sales (1 million of5.6 million).

-Keith Caulfield

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SellersTwo of the biggest -sellinggreatest hits albumsreturn to the Billboard 200,as Tom Petty and TheHeartbreakers' GreatestHits and James Taylor'sGreatest Hits both hop backonto the list.

Both titles were includedin a promotion in the iTunesstore during the trackingweek (ending July 20),which saw them priced at$7.99. Petty climbs backon at No.137 with 3,000sold (up 48 percent) andTaylor returns at No. 155with 2,000 (up 31 percent),according to NielsenSoundScan.The two sets represent

the best-selling albumsfor each artist sinceSoundScan startedtracking sales in 1991. Infact, they are among thetop 10 best-selling greatesthits sets in the SoundScanera (see list, below). Thebest-selling best -of is TheBeatles' 1, with 12.4 million.The all-time biggest -

selling greatest hitsalbum is Eagles TheirGreatest Hits 1971-1975,with 29 million shipped,according to the RecordingIndustry Association ofAmerica. The album hassold 5.7 million sinceSoundScan launched.

-Keith Caulfield

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121 115 0 FALL OUT BOY Save Rock And RollDECAYDANCE/I5LAND

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0/ 0 132 EMINEM * The Eminem ShowWEB/AFTERMATH/INTERSCOPE/UME

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106 117 133 SHAKIRA Shakira.SONY MUSIC LATIN/RCA

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160 157 ME FINGER DEATH PUNCH The Wrong Side Of Heaven...Volume 2PROSPECT PARK

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145 148 153 AC/DC Back In BlackCOLUMBIA/LEGACY

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%, in album form, with 2,000 sold. The Tony

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result of all those late nightsand early mornings. There'sthe one guy I can neverescape, where keep goingback to that relationshipeven though know it willnever work out. Then there'sa best friend who onceyou've had that completelywild night where all thoselines are crossed andcompletely blurred, how doyou go back?

You were signed toDr. Dre's Aftermath butreleased your first soloalbum through RCA. Howdid Dre end up on yourcover of Sade's "Love IsStronger Than Pride"?I had a session In L.A. withDr. Dre, and he went crazywhen he heard "Stronger: Isaid, "Do you wanna get inon it?" and before knew it,I had co -production withDr. Dre and my song'sfeaturing him. I couldn't topthat moment.

You're an in -demandsongwriter, recentlyworking with JanetJackson and Train. Whatare you writing for them?I've signed waivers, whichis crazy - but I've heard a

rumor that Janet Jacksonis a very nice person, andthat there's a duet withme on the new Trainalbum. I wanna surpassgenres, surpass decades.I'm looking forward to a

lifetime achievement award50 years from now. don'tbelieve I've written my bestsong yet. -Andrew Hampp

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the subscription service -

based On -Demand Songschart (of which Spotify isgenerally the main driver),the title debuts at No. 3with 2.6 million streams(up 386 percent).

Elsewhere on StreamingSongs, "Timber" by Pitbullfeaturing Kesha rebounds28.16 with a 67 percentincrease in user -generatedYouTube views. The viralvideo culprit is a clip,uploaded July 11, of a fatherdancing with his daughterto the song after arrivinghome from work. Overall,

"Timber" improved to3.4 million U.S. plays forthe week, with 46 percentattributed to nonofficialYouTube clips.

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Twitter contributed thegreatest to Drake's rise inthe tally, as the companyreports more than 1.1 milliontweets sent during theshow. Conversation peaked(20,325 tweets per minute)during Drake's performanceof the skit "Sterling NeverLoved Us." Drake alsoreceived a boost in tractionto his lnstagram, where hisweekly followers increasedby 347 percent in the weekending July 20, as morethan 3.5 million peopleliked his posts.

Drake even starredin a sketch during thebroadcast with former rivalChris Brown, causingBrown to rise 42-26 on theSocial 50. Conversation atthat moment in the showreached 7,600 tweets perminute. Brown jumps on

the chart with a 59 percentincrease in weekly Twitterfollowers and a 212 percentincrease in reaction onInstagram (2.6 million post-

likes for the week).Keeping things Drake -

related, his OVO Soundimprint earns the topdebut of the week on theTwitter Top Tracks chart,as PartyNestDoor's

"Recognize" enters at No. 9."Recognize" is the first singlefrom his EP PartyNextDoorTwo, due July 29.

-William Groper

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Blake'sBig ReturnEnding the longest gapbetween stands at No. 1for a title on BillboardsTop Country Albums chart,Blake Shelton's Based on

a True Story ... surges 12-1to spend a sixth cumulativeweek at the summit. Ithadn't ranked at No. 1 sinceJune 22, 2013. Shelton's13 -month, two-week spanbetween No.1 ranks withthe same set surpassesWaylon Jennings' six-month, three-week hiatuswith his Greatest Hits in1979-80.

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album returning to No. 1in the 23 -year -old NielsenSoundScan era, toppingDixie Chicks' Taking theLong Way, which flew 11-1on the March 7, 2007 list.

Shelton's vault is duelargely to a $5.99 salepricing on iTunes duringthe tracking week endingJuly 20. The album sold22,000, according toSoundScan (up 386percent), with downloadsales accounting for88 percent of the sum.Shelton's popular Twitterand Facebook accountstouted the sale pricing,no doubt driving traffic toiTunes.

Shelton's well -attendedTen Times Crazier Tourcontinues to roll on as well.It boasted a 40,000 -strong,sellout crowd at Chicago'sWrigley Field on July 19.

Meanwhile, on HotCountry Songs, FloridaGeorgia Line's "Dirt" logsa second week at No.1, as

rookie duo Meddle & Taesnares the Hot Shot Debutat No. 39 with "Girl in aCountry Song." The lattertitle is the first charted songon the latest incarnationof the legendary Dotimprint, which was recentlyrelaunched by the BigMachine Label Group.

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On Hot R&B Songs,Jeremih's "Don't Tell 'Em" aj)(featuring YG) hops 12-8 to 15lock in his first top 10 sincethe October 2012 inceptionof the chart. The trackcollects Greatest Gainerhonors on the Rhythmicchart, where it climbs 15-10,rising 23 percent (to 2,385plays) and granting thesinger his fourth top 10.On R&B/Hip-Hop DigitalSongs, it skips 11-9, sellingnearly 35,000 downloadsits best sales week yet.

Win Khalifa steps 11-10on Hot R&B/Hip-HopSongs with "We DemBon," earning the rapperhis sixth top 10 on the list.The song enjoys its greatestsales week, selling 37,000downloads (a 66 percentincrease), soaring 18-8to its best peak in its 16weeks on R&B/Hip-HopDigital Songs and markinghis 12th top 10. "DemBoyz" recorded 2.4 milliondomestic streams (a3 percent rise), withYouTube views prompting63 percent of overall clicks.

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'Black Widow," featuringRita Ora, hops 8-5 on HotRap Songs, landing therapper her second top fiveeffort. The song shifted59,000 downloads in theweek ending July 20 (up42 percent), according toNielsen SoundScan - itshighest sales week to date.On Rap Airplay, Azaleascores her second top 10due to her feature on

'No Mediocre," as it ascends12-8 with a 22 percent rise(to 18.4 million audienceimpressions), accordingto Nielsen BDS. The jumpgives T.I. his 23rd top 10,the sixth -most No. ls inthe history of the chart.(Lil Wayne leads with 40.)

Elsewhere, Drake arriveson Hot R&B/Hip-HopSongs with to 100/The Catch Up' openingat No. 33. The Hot ShotDebut moved 39,000downloads in its firstweek of availability. Thetrack becomes Drake's20th title to enter Hot RapSongs in the top 20. Hishighest-ranking arrival onthe chart was seven weeksago as a featured artist on

Lil Wayne's 'Believe Me,'which debuted at No. 3.(The song currently retainsthat position.)

Lastly, DJ -producerSteve Aoki makes hisfirst appearance on HotRap Songs, along withChris Lake & Tujamo,as 'Delirious (Boneless),"featuring Kid Ink, arrives atNo. 25. Originally a mostlyinstrumental dance track(titled "Boneless"). thenew version tapped theLos Angeles rapper for a

vocal revamping. The tracksold 12,000 downloads(a 67 percent climb),catapulting 31-20 on RapDigital Songs.

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MICHAEL JACKSON THE IMMORTAL WORLD TOUR BY CIRQUE DU SOLEILSEARS CENTRE, HOFFMAN ESTATES. ILL. 11003 CIRQUE DU SOLEIL

JUNE 2748 11.688 IWO SNOWS

Perry'sPrismaticPowerKaty Perry places nineentries on the Boxscorechart, with ticket salesreported following theNorth American launchof her Prismatic WorldTour. After opening with a

nine -city trek in the UnitedKingdom during May, thetour began its four -monthrun through U.S. andCanadian markets with asold -out arena performancein Raleigh, N.C., on June 22.

Touring in support ofher 2013 album Prism,the pop star played tosellout crowds at arenasin Nashville, Atlanta,Washington, D.C., and threecities in Florida beforeheading to the northeasternUnited States followingthe July 4 holiday weekend.Perry played the first of fiveshows in the metropolitanNew York and New Jerseyarea on July 9, drawinga crowd of 13,846 for a

sold -out performance atMadison Square Garden.Two -show engagements atNewark's Prudential Centerand Brooklyn's BarclaysCenter followed, beginningwith the Newark arena onJuly 11 and 12. PrudentialCenter claims the tour'stop North American grossso far, landing at No. 2 onthe chart with almost $3.4million in ticket sales.

Providing support duringthis first stage of thePrismatic Tour's NorthAmerican trek (throughAug. 8) are Los Angeles -

based pop duo CapitalCities and Ferras, thefirst artist to sign withPerry's new record label,Metamorphosis Music.Kacey Musgraves andTegan and Sara are bothtapped to open upcomingshows during the NorthAmerican run that ends inOctober. -Bob Allen

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47 Years AgoJIM MORRISONAND THE DOORSBURNEDBRIGHTLYOn July 29,1967 the Los Angeles band,led by its infamous frontman, toppedthe Billboard Hot 100 with itsbreakthrough hit, "Light My Fire"

WITH HIS SKINTIGHT LEATHER PANTS,

come -hither looks and sex appeal, The Doorsfrontman, Jim Morrison, was the quintessentialrock god of the late 196os. And on July 29,1967,acolytes of the Los Angeles band propelled TheDoors' first hit on Elektra Records, "Light MyFire," to the top of the Billboard Hot 100.

More hits would follow- as would erraticbehavior. Most notoriously, Morrison wasconvicted of public profanity and indecentexposure stemming from a March 1,1969 con-cert in Miami. Little more than two years later,he was found dead in a bathtub on July 3, 1971

in Paris. The 27 -year-old died of heart failure,according to officials, despite rumors of a

Morrison (left) andManzarek performedat the Roundhouse in

London in 1968.

her se. (No autopsy was performed.)Krieger and Ray Manzarek

sha uties,-the surviving membersma L i ree albums - one featuring spoken-woretry previously recorded by Morrison- beThie disbanding in 1973. But The Doors- and Morrison's - legacy lives on. Eleven oftheir is charting singles preceded Morrison'sdeath, while 20 of 28 charting albums followedit. (Most were compilations, live sets or archivalrecordings.) Oliver Stone chronicled their storyin the 1991 film The Doors, and the band wasinducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Famein 1993 and received a Lifetime AchievementGrammy in 2007. -Keith Caulfield

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