SATURDAY NEWS WRAP #57

• Organisers of Brisbane's 'Big Sound' have revealed some of the acts who'll be taking to the stage as part of the live performance component of this year's program. Added to the bill thus far are the likes of The Getaway Plan, Calling All Cars, Busby Marou, Adalita, Eagle & The Worm, Jonathan Boulet and many more. Tickets for the live shows are on sale on Monday. All the guff HERE. Big Sound hits Brisbane's Fortitude Valley from September 07-09.
• Poor Miley Cyrus got a little more than she bargained for at her concert last night in Melbourne. The star was confronted by a stage-jumper just after she'd performed her top ten hit 'The Climb'. Visibly shocked by the incident, Miley was hastily shuffled off the stage by security. Watch HERE.
• Universal Music has announced a 20th Anniversary edition of Nirvana's classic album 'Nevermind' will be released in Australia this September. The super-deluxe 4CD/DVD edition is sure to be a fan favourite, featuring previously unreleased tracks, rarities, b-sides, alternative mixes, rare live recordings and a previously unreleased concert on the DVD. 'Nevermind (Super Deluxe Edition)' will be released on Friday September 16.
• Speaking of September, Shock Records will release the new Howling Bells album in Australia on September 09. Entitled 'The Loudest Engine', the LP, the band's third, was recorded in Las Vegas and has been produced by The Killers' Mark Stoermer
• The TV Rock boys must be doing something very right - their latest track 'Diamonds In The Sky' has already been shuffling around the No.2 position on the ARIA club chart thanks to their own version, but now the boys are adding remixes by the likes of Disco Boys, Jack Sword & Sebastian Bennett into the pot, expect it to stay around for a little while longer yet.
• Acclaimed Aussie music producer Paul Mac this week became a mentor in the American Express Room for Thought program. He's looking for people with fantastic music ideas that have never been conceived before that he can hopefully turn into reality. Of the program, Paul said, "I’m really hoping to receive entries that will blow me away with their originality and creativity, something which I haven’t thought of, but that I can help to build." Find out more HERE.
• Laura Marling will release her new album in September. It's called 'A Creature I Don't Know' and is the follow-up to 2010's 'I Speak Because I Can', a release that helped her bag the 'Best British Female' gong at this year's Brit Awards. 'A Creature I Don't Know' is set for release on September 09.
• Adele keeps rolling at the top of the US singles chart for a seventh week with her hit single 'Rolling In The Deep'. Katy Perry's the one to watch out for here, however, with her latest single 'Last Friday Night (TGIF)' bulleting into the top ten at No.4 (up 27 spots).
• And on the Billboard album chart this week, Bad Meets Evil's EP 'Hell : The Sequel' (it's Eminem vs Royce da 5’9”) slams into the No.1 position, displacing Adele from No.1. In fact, Adele was relegated to No.3 this week; Jackie Evancho claiming No.2 with 'Dream With Me'. Owl City's album 'All Things Bright And Beautiful' manages a respectable No.6, crooner Barry Manilow's '15 Minutes' is in at No.7 and Ledisi's fifth album 'Pieces Of Me' pops in at No.8.