Showing posts with label Adele. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adele. Show all posts

Tuesday, 19 July 2016

10 Artists We'd Love To See Tour Australia


Here at Internal Jukebox we've declared it the year of the concert. We love going to gigs, but for many reasons, work, money, etc, we just haven't seen as many as we'd like in the past. So this year we decided to change that and have gone to so many great shows, Little Mix, Belinda Carlisle, Brandy, The Falling Joys, Clare Bowen, Totally 80s and Madonna, twice. We have quite a few still to come this year, but there's a growing list of the great pop acts we'd love to see tour Australia. If you're reading this, please come, we'd love to see you here!

Thursday, 26 November 2015

Album Review: 25 - Adele


If anyone doubted the gauntlet that is Adele, then they have been well and truly silenced. In its first week of release, sales of Adele's brilliant new "25" have out performed every other album from history for first week sales, beating N Sync's record of 2 million albums in one week - now that is impressive. Even more impressive, it looks like she will finish the week with 3 million sales, and that's just in the US alone.

Monday, 26 October 2015

Single of the Week: Hello - Adele


The world has gone absolutely crazy with the release of the latest Adele single, "Hello", and we're going to jump on the bandwagon here at Internal Jukebox. "Hello" is such a great song and we just had to make it our single of the week.

Saturday, 10 October 2015

Top Ten Bond Songs


Bond. James Bond Themes. There's often as much excitement about the themes to the movies as there is about the films themselves. And they always attract major stars to record them. In a time when movie soundtracks really don't do as well as they used to, it's nice to see the Bond themes still as big as ever (the latest Sam Smith Bond Theme was last week number one in the UK). With the recent release of the latest Bond theme, it felt like the right time to look at my favourite Top Ten James Bond themes.