The Grammy Awards Spread the Love on a Very fun. Night

Tonight’s Grammy Awards were filled with some great performances, some surprise winners and a really happy Kelly Clarkson. No one artist dominated the night as the love was spread out with wins for all the big nominees. In the big 4 categories, Gotye picked up Record of the Year for “Somebody that I Used to Know” (along with 2 other awards) and Mumford & Sons won Album of the Year (Babel) while fun. grabbed Song of the Year for “We Are Young” and Best New Artist. Other winners included Adele, Frank Ocean, Carrie Underwood, Jay Z, Beyonce, The Black Keys, Zac Brown Band, and an overjoyed Clarkson who took home Pop Album and had the best speech of the night. She also gave arguably the best performance with her brilliant tribute to Carole King and the late Patti Page… Other standout performances came from Justin Timberlake, Bruno Mars with Sting, Damian and Ziggy Marley, The Lumineers, Elton John & Ed Sheerhan, and the aforementioned Underwood. Check here tomorrow for more on the performances and the show. In the meantime, check out the winners in the big categories below. Then, head to the Grammy website for all the winners.

2013 Grammy Award Winners:

Album of the Year: Babel- Mumford & Sons
Record of the Year: “Somebody that I Used to Know”- Gotye w.Kimbra
Song of the Year: “We Are Young”- fun.
New Artist: fun.

Pop Album: Stronger- Kelly Clarkson
Pop Solo: “Set Fire to the Rain”- Adele
Pop Duo/Group/Collaboration: “Somebody that I Used to Know”- Gotye w/Kimbra
Traditional Pop Album: My Funny Valentine- Paul McCartney
Dance Recording: “Bangarang”- Skrillex
Dance Album: Bangarang- Skrillex

Country Album: Uncaged- Zac Brown Band
Country Song: “Blown Away”
Country Solo: “Blown Away”- Carrie Underwood
Country Duo/Group/Collaboration: “Pontoon”- Little Big Town

R& B Performance: “Climax”- Usher
Traditional R & B Performance: “Love on Top”- Beyonce
R & B Song: “Adorn”- Miguel
Urban Contemporary Album: Channel ORANGE- Frank Ocean
R & B Album: “Black Radio” by Robert Glasper Experiment

Rock Album: El Camino- The Black Keys
Rock Performance: “Lonely Boy”- The Black Keys
Rock Song: “Lonely Boy”
Alternative Album: Making Mirrors- Gotye

Rap Album: Take Care- Drake
Rap Sung Collaboration: “No Church in the Wild” by Jay-Z & Kanye West, featuring Frank Ocean & The-Dream
Rap Performance: “N****s In Paris” by Jay-Z & Kanye West

Short Form Music Video: “We Found Love”- Rihanna w/Calvin Harris
Musical Theatre Album: Once
Compilation Motion Picture Soundtrack: Midnight in Paris
Original Film Score: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Song Written for Visual Media: “Safe & Sound”- The CIvil Wars & Taylor Swift (from The Hunger Games)
Comedy Album: Blow Your Pants Off- Jimmy Fallon

And here’s Kelly Clarkson’s amazing performance of “Tennessee Waltz/(You Make Me Feel Like a) Natural Woman”

Little Big Town Motorboat thru the CMA’s

Little Big Town rode their motorboating anthem “Pontoon” to the awards stage at last night’s Country Music Association Awards winning two awards which also happened to be their first wins at this show to date. They also performed that ridiculously addictive song and were clearly the night’s happiest winners. They weren’t the biggest winner though as that title went to Blake Shelton who picked up three awards including Entertainer of the Year for the second consecutive year and Best Song for “Over You” which he shared with his wife, the song’s co-writer, Miranda Lambert. Lambert also won Female Vocalist again…. One big surprise was Hunter Hayes picking up the New Artist award, but I say he deserved it and he gave a winning performance of his smash “Wanted”. Other performers included the Zac Brown Band, winner Eric Church, Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean, Taylor Swift, Tim McGraw, Keith Urban, Faith Hill and a brilliant duet from Kelly Clarkson and Vince Gill which was easily the night’s best vocal. Also performing were the night’s hysterical hosts Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley whose opening monologue was a riot not to mention had them dancing “Gangam Style”…. For more on the show, head to the CMA site here and check out all the winners below.

2012 CMA Award Winners~

Musical Event of the Year: “Feel Like A Rock Star,” Kenny Chesney and Tim McGraw
Music Video of the Year: “Red Solo Cup,” Toby Keith
Musician of the Year: Mac McAnally
Single of the Year: “Pontoon” by Little Big Town
Vocal Duo of the Year: Thompson Square
Song of the Year: “Over You” (written by Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton)
Album of the Year: Chief, Eric Church
New Artist of the Year: Hunter Hayes
Vocal Group of the Year: Little Big Town
Male Vocalist of the Year: Blake Shelton
Female Vocalist of the Year: Miranda Lambert
Entertainer of the Year: Blake Shelton

And here’s that brilliant performance from Kelly Clarkson and Vince Gill, “Don’t Rush”

Carly Rae Jepsen and Zac Brown Band continue to Rule the Charts

The Zac Brown Band hit the top of the Billboard Charts two weeks ago with their latest album, Uncaged, and this week they return to the summit. The country boys edge out edge out last week’s topper Nas and debuts from The Gaslight Anthem and Gossamer. Take a look a the latest top ten below.

Top Ten Albums on the Billboard 200:

1. Uncaged- Zac Brown Band (last week~ 2)
2. Life is Good- Nas (lw~ 1)
3. Handwritten- The Gaslight Anthem (debut)
4. Passion Pit- Gossamer (debut)
5. Kidz Bop 22 collection (lw~ 3)
6. Believe- Justin Bieber (lw~ 5)
7. Up All NIght- One Direction (lw~ 7)
8. Channel Orange- Frank Ocean (lw~ 4)
9. 21- Adele (lw~ 9)
10. Overexposed- Maroon 5 (lw~ 10)

Over on the Hot 100 Singles Chart, Carly Rae Jepsen ties Gotye for the longest run atop that chart this year with 8 weeks in a row for her smash “Call Me Maybe”. That reign may finally come to an end in a tight battle next week with Katy Perry and Flo Rida. We also may see a surprise charge into the top ten from American Idol winner Phillip Phillips whose coronation single “Home” has flown up to the top spot on the iTunes charts following its use in Olympics gymnastic coverage. Stay tuned… In the meantime, check out the latest top ten below.

Top Ten Singles on the Billboard Hot 100:

1. “Call Me Maybe”- Carly Rae Jepsen (lw~ 1)
2. “Wide Awake”- Katy Perry (lw~ 3)
3. “Payphone”- Maroon 5 w/Wiz Khalifa (lw~ 2)
4. “Whistle”- Flo Rida (lw~ 6)
5. “Lights”- Ellie Goulding (lw~ 4)
6. “Somebody that I Used to Know”- Gotye w/Kimbra (lw~ 5)
7. “Where Have You Been?”- Rihanna (lw~ 7)
8. “Titanium”- David Guetta w/Sia (lw~8)
9. “Scream”- Usher (lw~ 9)
10. “Blow Me (One Last Kiss)”- P!nk (lw~ 10)

And here’s a little treat for you… Check out the brand new single and video from Maroon 5 who is currently in the top ten of the albums and singles chart. They should keep up that momentum with their new one “One More Night”. (And watch for the super sweet and talented  Minka Kelly in the video too!) Enjoy

Maroon 5 “One More Night”

Frank Ocean, the Zac Brown Band, P!nk and, yes, Adele, make Noise on the Charts

Proving they can pull a Mariah Carey or a Sheryl Crow and beat the Best New Artist Grammy curse, country crooners the Zac Brown Band land at # 1 on the Billboard 200 this week with their sophomore release, Uncaged. They also top the country charts. Debuting big right behind them is the first out and proud gay R&B hip hop artist Frank Ocean with his major label debut, Channel Orange. Ocean’s debut is also of note because the record beat out much more highly promoted recent releases by Usher and that bastard Chris Brown…. The other album making noise in the top ten was Adele‘s 21 which extended its run in the top ten to an astonishing 73 weeks giving it the record for the longest weeks in the top ten for an album by a female artist. Adele beats out Alanis Morissette’s debut album Jagged Little Pill which had reigned for the past 17 years with 72 weeks. Congrats Adele…. For more on these albums, head to Billboard here and check out the new top ten below.

Top Ten Albums on the Billboard 200:
1. Uncaged- Zac Brown Band (debut)
2. Channel Orange- Frank Ocean
3. Believe- Justin Bieber (last week~ 3)
4. Fortune- Chris Brown (lw~ 1)
5. Overexposed- Maroon 5 (lw~ 4)
6. Living Things- Linkin Park (lw~ 5)
7. Up All Night- One Direction (lw~ 11)
8. 21- Adele (lw~ 9)
9. Teenage Dream- Katy Perry (lw~ 2)
10. Welcome to the Fishbowl- Kenny Chesney (lw~8)

Over on the Hot 100 Singles chart, P!nk blasts into the top ten with her brand new single “Blow Me (One Last Kiss)” which sails up from 58-9. This song gives P!nk her 12th Hot 100 top ten. She previously hit # 1 on the Hot 100 with “So What”, “Raise Your Glass” and “Lady Marmalade” with Christina Aguilera, Mya and Lil Kim. P!nk could hit the top soon but she will have to fend off Carly Rae Jepsen whose “Call Me Maybe” extends its run to 6 weeks at # 1 this week. For more on this chart and all the charts, head to Billboard here and scroll down for this week’s new top ten.

Top Ten Singles on the Hot 100:
1. “Call Me Maybe”- Carly Rae Jepsen (last week~ 1)
2. “Payphone”- Maroon 5 w/ Wiz Khalifa (lw~ 2)
3. “Wide Awake”- Katy Perry (lw~ 4)
4. “Somebody that I Used to Know”- Gotye w/Kimbra (lw~ 3)
5. “Lights”- Ellie Goulding (lw~ 5)
6. “Where Have You Been?”- Rihanna (lw~ 6)
7. “Whistle”- Flo Rida (lw~ 12)
8. “Titanium”- David Guetta w/ Sia (lw~ 7)
9. “Blow Me (One Last Kiss)”- P!nk (lw~ 58)
10. “Scream”- Usher (lw~ 1)

Jason Aldean and the Zac Brown Band lead the American Country Award Nominations

Last year, Grammy Award winner and one of my faves, Carrie Underwood ruled the inaugural American Country Awards winning 6 trophies and she’s up for four again this year. However, she doesn’t come close to Jason Aldean and the Zac Brown Band who lead this morning’s nominations with 8 apiece for the second ACA’s. Next up were Thompson Square with 7 and Taylor Swift and the Band Perry with 6 apiece. The show will be live on Fox on Dec. 5th hosted by Emmy and Tony winner turned country crooner Kristin Chenowith and country star Trace Adkins. To vote for these awards (and I highly recommend voting for Carrie and my Kelly Clarkson whose duet with Aldean “Don’t You Wanna Stay” is up for two awards), head to the ACA website here and check out all the nominees below.

2011 American Country Award Nominees~
Artist of the Year
Jason Aldean
Kenny Chesney
Lady Antebellum
Taylor Swift
Zac Brown Band

Artist of the Year: Male
Jason Aldean
Luke Bryan
Kenny Chesney
Brad Paisley
Blake Shelton

Artist of the Year: Female
Sara Evans
Alison Krauss
Miranda Lambert
Taylor Swift
Carrie Underwood

Artist of the Year: Duo or Group
The Band Perry
Lady Antebellum
Rascal Flatts
Sugarland
Zac Brown Band

Artist of the Year: Breakthrough Artist
Eric Church
Eli Young Band
Chris Young
Justin Moore
Jake Owen

Artist of the Year: New Artist
The Band Perry
Scotty McCreery
Jerrod Niemann
The Pistol Annies
Thompson Square

Albums

Album of the Year
Jason Aldean, “My Kinda Party
Kenny Chesney, “Hemingway’s Whiskey”
Brad Paisley, “This Is Country Music”
Taylor Swift, “Speak Now”
Keith Urban, “Get Closer”
Zac Brown Band, “You Get What You Give”

SINGLES

Single of the Year
Billy Currington, “Let Me Down Easy”
Tim McGraw, “Felt Good On My Lips”
Thompson Square, “Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not”
Chris Young, “Voices”
Zac Brown Band with Alan Jackson, “As She’s Walking Away”

Single of the Year: Male
Jason Aldean, “My Kinda Party”
Luke Bryan, “Someone Else Calling You Baby”
Billy Currington, “Let Me Down Easy”
Tim McGraw, “Felt Good On My Lips”
Chris Young, “Voices”

Single of the Year: Female
Sara Evans, “A Little Bit Stronger”
Miranda Lambert, “Heart Like Mine”
Reba, “Turn On The Radio”
Taylor Swift, “Mean”
Carrie Underwood, “Mama’s Song”

Single of the Year: Duo or Group
The Band Perry, “You Lie”
Rascal Flatts, “Why Wait?”
Sugarland, “Stuck Like Glue”
Thompson Square, “Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not?”
Zac Brown Band, “Colder Weather”

Single of the Year: New Artist
The Band Perry, “You Lie”
Craig Campbell, “Family Man”
The Jane Dear Girls, “Wildflower”
Jerrod Neimann, “What Do You Want?”
Thompson Square, “Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not?”

Single of the Year: Vocal Collaboration
Jason Aldean with Kelly Clarkson, “Don’t You Wanna Stay?”
Kenny Chesney featuring Grace Potter, “You and Tequila”
Brad Paisley with Alabama, “Old Alabama”
Zac Brown Band with Jimmy Buffet, “Knee Deep”
Zac Brown Band with Alan Jackson, “As She’s Walking Away”

TOURING

Touring Headline Package of the Year
Jason Aldean
Kenny Chesney
Toby Keith
Tim McGraw
Brad Paisley
Rascal Flatts
George Strait
Taylor Swift
Carrie Underwood
Keith Urban

VIDEOS

Music Video of the Year
Sara Evans, “A Little Bit Stronger”
Jerrod Niemann, “What Do You Want?”
Blake Shelton, “Who Are you When I’m Not Looking?”
Thompson Square, “Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not?”
Josh Turner, “I Wouldn’t Be A Man”

Music Video: Male
Jason Aldean “My Kinda Party”
Jerrod Niemann “What Do You Want?”
Blake Shelton “Who Are You When I’m Not Looking?”
Josh Turner “I Wouldn’t Be A Man”
Keith Urban “Put You In A Song”

Music Video: Female
Sara Evans, “A Little Bit Stronger”
Reba, “Turn On The Radio”
Ashton Shepherd, “Look It Up”
Taylor Swift, “Back To December”
Carrie Underwood, “Mama’s Song”

Music Video: Duo, Group or Collaboration
Jason Aldean with Kelly Clarkson “Don’t You Wanna Stay?”
The Band Perry “You Lie”
Lady Antebellum “Hello World”
Thompson Square “Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not?”
Zac Brown Band with Alan Jackson “As She’s Walking Away”

Music Video: New Artist
The Band Perry “You Lie”
Craig Campbell “Family Man”
Brett Eldredge “Raymond”
Jerrod Niemann “What Do You Want?”
Thompson Square “Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not?”

And here’s the new video from three-time ACA nominees this year Lady Antebellum with “We Owned the Night”

Jason Aldean leads the CMT Music Award Nominations

It seems like we just had a country music award show like last week. Well, it wasn’t last week, but a few weeks ago was the Academy of Country Music Awards, and today we have more country award news. This morning the nominations for the CMT Music Awards honoring the best in Country music videos were announced. Leading the way is the breakout country crooner of the year Jason Aldean who received noms for his videos “My Kinda Party” and “Don’t You Wanna Stay”, his duet with Kelly Clarkson. Joining her fellow Idol as a nominee is Carrie Underwood who grabbed two nods for her video “Undo It”. Landing three nominations apiece were Taylor Swift, Lady Antebellum, Zac Brown Band, The Band Perry, Rascal Flatts and Miranda Lambert. Take a look at the list of the nominees below and watch the show on CMT on June 8th.

2011 CMT Music Award Nominees

VIDEO OF THE YEAR
Best video of the year; awarded to the artist (male, female, group/duo or collaboration) and the video director.? Final nominees announced during live telecast, with final voting held online at CMT.com during the show.
• Jason Aldean – “My Kinda Party”
• Kenny Chesney – “The Boys Of Fall”
• Lady Antebellum – “Hello World”
• Miranda Lambert – “The House That Built Me”
• Rascal Flatts – “Why Wait”
• Sugarland – “Stuck Like Glue”
• Taylor Swift – “Mine”
• The Band Perry – “If I Die Young”
• Carrie Underwood – “Undo It”
• Zac Brown Band – “Colder Weather”

MALE VIDEO OF THE YEAR
Best video by a male artist; awarded to the artist
• Jason Aldean – “My Kinda Party”
• Kenny Chesney – “The Boys Of Fall”
• Toby Keith – “Bullets In The Gun”
• Blake Shelton – “Who Are You When I’m Not Looking”
• Keith Urban – “Without You”

FEMALE VIDEO OF THE YEAR
Best video by a female artist; awarded to the artist
• Sara Evans – “A Little Bit Stronger”
• Miranda Lambert – “The House That Built Me”
• Reba – “Turn On The Radio”
• Taylor Swift – “Mine”
• Carrie Underwood – “Undo It”

GROUP VIDEO OF THE YEAR
Best video by a group; awarded to the artists
• Lady Antebellum – “Hello World”
• Little Big Town – “Little White Church”
• Rascal Flatts – “Why Wait”
• The Band Perry – “If I Die Young”
• Zac Brown Band – “Colder Weather”

DUO VIDEO OF THE YEAR
Best video by a duo; awarded to the artists
• Steel Magnolia – “Last Night Again”
• Sugarland – “Stuck Like Glue”
• The Civil Wars – “Barton Hollow”
• The JaneDear Girls – “Wildflower”
• Thompson Square – “Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not”

USA WEEKEND BREAKTHROUGH VIDEO OF THE YEAR
Best video from an artist’s major breakthrough album; awarded to the artist (male, female, or group/duo)
• Lee Brice – “Love Like Crazy”
• Aaron Lewis – “Country Boy”
• Jerrod Niemann – “Lover, Lover”
• The Band Perry – “If I Die Young”
• Thompson Square – “Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not”

COLLABORATIVE VIDEO OF THE YEAR
Best video that featured a special collaborative appearance by artists; awarded to the artists (individual, group or duo)
• Jason Aldean with Kelly Clarkson – “Don’t You Wanna Stay”
• Justin Bieber feat. Rascal Flatts – “That Should Be Me”
• Kid Rock feat. Sheryl Crow – “Collide”
• Aaron Lewis feat. George Jones and Charlie Daniels – “Country Boy”
• Loretta Lynn, Miranda Lambert and Sheryl Crow – “Coal Miner’s Daughter”

CMT PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR
Musical performance on a television show, series or variety special on CMT; awarded to the artist (individual, group or duo)
• Martina McBride and Train – “A Broken Wing” from CMT CROSSROADS: TRAIN AND MARTINA MCBRIDE
• Reba – “If I Were A Boy” from UNPLUGGED: REBA
• Darius Rucker and Adele – “Need You Now” from 2010 CMT ARTISTS OF THE YEAR
• Keith Urban and John Mayer – “Sweet Thing” from CMT CROSSROADS: JOHN MAYER AND KEITH URBAN
• Zac Brown Band and Jimmy Buffett – “Margaritaville” from CMT CROSSROADS: JIMMY BUFFETT AND ZAC BROWN BAND

BEST WEB VIDEO OF THE YEAR (New for 2011)
Best video created primarily for internet streaming; awarded to the artist (individual, group or duo)
• Jason Aldean – “My Kinda Party” (Live From The CMT Webcast)
• Luke Bryan – “It’s A Shore Thing”
• Lady Antebellum – “Stars Tonight”
• Blake Shelton – “Kiss My Country Ass”
• Taylor Swift – “Mine” (Live from the Speak Now Album Release Party)

VIDEO DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR
Best video director of the year; awarded to the director for his or her body of work from the past year
• Deaton Flanigen (award eligible videos include: Kid Rock and Sheryl Crow’s “Collide” and the JaneDear Girl’s “Wildflower”)
• Trey Fanjoy (award eligible videos include: Miranda Lambert’s “The House That Built Me” and Blake Shelton’s “Who Are You When I’m Not Looking”)
• Chris Hicky (award eligible videos include: Carrie Underwood’s “Undo It” and Keith Urban’s “Without You”)
• David McClister (award eligible videos include: The Band Perry’s “If I Die Young” and LeAnn Rimes’ “Swingin’”)
• Roman White (award eligible videos include: Lady Antebellum’s “Hello World” and Kellie Pickler’s “Makin’ Me Fall In Love Again”)

And here’s Jason Aldean and Kelly Clarkson with my fave song of the year and a nominee for the CMT’s “Don’ You Wanna Stay”

Adele and Darius Rucker outdo Lady Antebellum on their own Song!

This weekend CMT aired their Artist of the Year awards celebrating the biggest Country artists of 2010. Among those honored were Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban, Taylor Swift, the Zac Brown Band, Jason Aldean and Lady Antebellum (who also just picked up 6 Grammy nominations). The show featured some great performances by the winners plus two surprise covers. First Maroon 5 took on Taylor Swift’s “Mine” and it was fun, but the real treat came later when Grammy winning Hootie & the Blowfish lead singer turned country star Darius Rucker and Grammy winner Adele sang Lady A’s ubiquitous smash hit “Need You Now”. And dare, I say, they improved on the original. It was a beautiful soulful performance and certainly better than the country group’s recent live performances of this great song. You could tell the group loved it too as it brought the group’s Hilary Lindsay to tears. Check it out below and watch for reruns of the Artist of the Year awards on CMT.

Darius Rucker & Adele “Need You Now”

And here’s a fantastic medley by tonight’s winner Carrie Underwood of her # 1 smashes from 2010 “Cowboy Casanova”, “Temporary Home” and “Undo It”.
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Lil Wayne takes down the Country Crew

Rapper Lil Wayne made an impressive leap from # 16 to the top of the charts this week as his album, I Am Not a Human Being, finally got a full release in stores. Previously the album peaked two weeks ago and has only been available through digital retailers, but with physical copies hitting the shelves, he moved another 125,000 units to hit # 1. Wayne prevented former Hootie and the Blowfish singer Darius Rucker’s second country album from hitting the top as it landed at # 2 with 101,000 copies. It does lead the country album charts though. In fact, there’s a whole lot of country in the top ten with albums by Rucker, Kenny Chesney, Toby Keith, The Zac Brown Band and a debut from The Band Perry at # 4. Other debuts in the top ten this week came from Nickelodeon teen group Big Time Rush plus Sufjan Stevens and All That Remains. For all your chart needs, head to Billboard here. And check out the new top ten below.

Official Billboard Results for Week of October 11, 2010

1. Lil Wayne- I Am Not a Human Being (last week~ 16)
2. Darius Rucker- Charleston, SC 1966 (debut)
3. Big Time Rush- BTR (debut)
4. The Band Perry- The Band Perry (debut)
5. Eminem- Recovery (lw~ 4)
6. Kenny Chesney- Hemingway’s Whiskey (lw~ 2)
7. Sufjan Stevens- Age of Adz (debut)
8. Zac Brown Band- You Get What You Give (lw~ 5)
9. Toby Keith- Bullets in the Gun (lw~ 1)
10. All That Remains- For We are Many (debut)

The Zac Brown Band puts the smack down on Maroon 5!

Going into this weekend’s new top album charts, most prognosticators had Maroon 5′s third album, Hands All Over, pegged to be an easy # 1 debut. However, they clearly underestimated those Grammy winning country upstarts the Zac Brown Band who landed on top of the Billboard Top 200 Albums this week outselling the pop act 153,000 copies to 142,000 copies. It was a tight race, but both acts should take solace in the fact that they will likely sell well into the holiday season. Those two albums lead a pack 6 debuts in the top 10 including the latest from Santana, country crooner Billy Currington, the sophomore album from Selena Gomez & the Scene and the new collaboration from John Legend and The Roots. For all your chart needs, click Billboard here. Check out the top 10 below, plus Maroon 5′s new single “Give A Little More” which is the follow-up to their top 20 Hot 100 and # 1 Hot AC hit “Misery”.

Billboard’s Top 10 Albums
1. Zac Brown Band- You Get What You Give (debut)
2. Maroon 5- Hands All Over (debut)
3. Linkin Park- A Thousand Suns (last week~ 1)
4. Selena Gomez & the Scene- A Year Without Rain (debut)
5. Santana- Guitar Heaven (debut)
6. Eminem- Recovery (lw~ 3)
7. Trey Songz- Passion, Pain & Pleasure (lw~ 2)
8. John Legend and The Roots- Wake Up (debut)
9. Billy Currington- Enjoy Yourself (debut)
10. Justin Bieber- My World 2.0 (lw~ 10)

Maroon 5 – “Give A Little More”