1. Rock You Like a Hurricane (Scorpions)
2. I Will Survive (Gloria Gaynor)
3. Ridin’ the Storm Out (REO Speedwagon)
4. Riders on the Storm (The Doors)
5. It’s the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine) (R.E.M.)
6. Like a Hurricane (Neil Young)
7. Here Comes the Rain Again (Eurythmics)
8. Blowin’ in the Wind (Bob Dylan)
9. Thunderstruck (AC/DC)
10. Hello Hurricane (Switchfoot)

The headlines say “The Strolling Bones are ready to hit the road again” and “Even better than they were thirty years ago”

“The Rolling Stones have announced that they will go on the road at the end of 2002 and play dates in the UK in 2003. The tour will last a year and include live Internet broadcasts. The concerts will be used to promote an album which the group will record this year. The Stones’ last tour, Bridges to Babylon, lasted two years and helped to secure their position as the most successful touring band in pop history.”

Buzz Track: Uh Oh (video)
Kings favorite Super Water Sympathy just self released the new pop/rock single “Uh Oh” and a video from their upcoming album. The album was recorded in London with Cam Blackwood (Florence + The Machine, Coldplay, Morrissey). The band will hit the road this fall and you can view the following dates here.
Contact: superwatersympathy@gmail.com

Buzz Track: Born 2 Run
Alternative Rock/ Hip Hop act 7Lions have been creating a buzz capturing the interest from  producer RedOne who has worked with some biggest artists including Lady Gaga and Nicki Minaj. Working so well together the band signed to RedOne’s label 2101 Records, a subsidiary of Universal Music Group. They’ve garnered a response to their “L.A. Kings/Born 2 Run” remix, which was created with 98.7 FM sister site AM 570 and the L.A. Kings, and served as the official Stanley Cup theme for the championship team. The band is known to perform in front of packed audiences at some of the most popular venues in Los Angeles, such as the Roxy, Viper Room, and the Whisky.
Contact: jason.black@newheightsent.com

Taylor Swift is on track to be the first female in the Nielsen SoundScan era to have two albums cross the million unit mark in a single week. According to Billboard, sources indicate that first-day sales of Red were north of 500,000, including a record-setting 160,000 units on day one. The only other acts to sell more than a milli twice are the Backstreet Boys, N’SYNC and Eminem.

Taylor and the team of course are promoting this new album heavily and endlessly.

“On Monday and Tuesday, she’ll be in New York’s Times Square for appearances on Good Morning America. She’ll perform Tuesday on The Late Show With David Letterman. Her Wednesday schedule includes a visit to ABC’s The View for a performance and chat, and she will appear Thursday on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.

And if that’s not enough, she will guest Friday on ABC’s Katie with Katie Couric and will be featured that night on ABC’s All Access Nashville With Katie Couric — A Special Edition of 20/20. Also this week, look for Taylor on Entertainment Tonight, Access Hollywood, E! News and Extra.

She’s on the cover of the current issues of Rolling Stone, Glamour and the UK edition of Marie Claire.” (CMT)

Lastly, the team has gone as far as coupling her new album with Papa John’s Pizza. For just $22, you can order a physical copy of the album along with a large one-topping pizza.

Taylor everywhere!