NEWS WRAP

• A barrage of new tracks have been serviced to radio this week, including the two pop tracks we mentioned on Sunday - Pet Shop Boys' 'Together' and Cheryl Cole's 'Promise This' - but Stan Walker has also seen his new track 'Homesick' taken out this week. It's the third single proper from his album 'From The Inside Out'.
• Sony Music has also serviced Mike Posner's next track 'Please Don't Go'. It's the follow-up to his massive Aussie chart his 'Cooler Than Me' and its servicing is timed to perfection, with the singer in the country this week to promote it.
• Universal has sampled 'One I Know' - the first single from New South Wales Central Coast quartet Slow Down Honey, as well as a new single from country starlet Catherine Britt and a live track from Powderfinger's Farewell Tour.
• And there's plenty on offer from EMI this week beside the Pet Shop Boys' new tune - they've taken out new tunes from Birds Of Tokyo ('Wild At Heart'), Papa vs Pretty ('Wrecking Ball'), Good Charlotte ('Sex On The Radio') and Oh Mercy's new single 'Keith Street'.
• DJ collective Swedish House Mafia will hold exclusive Australian screenings of their 'Take One' documentary in Sydney and Melbourne at the start of December. Axwell, Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso released their collective album 'Until One' on Friday, and the accompanying film follows the producers and DJs on the road. In Sydney, fans can catch the event at Chauvel Cinema in Paddington on December 01, while in Melbourne, punters need to get themselves to the Astor Theatre in St.Kilda on Thursday December 02. Sebastian Ingrosso will be in attendance at the Melbourne screening.
• The boys from Aussie outfit The Temper Trap is allowing fans to have a listen to their brand new remixed album before it hits the stores on Friday week. 'Conditions - Remixed' features the band's entire album remixed by some of the best in the business. Wrap your listening gear around it HERE.
• The gang from MTV have updated the local airtime for the forthcoming MTV European Music Awards. The awards ceremony will hit our screens on Monday November 08 at 7am AEDT, not 11am as previously advised. The encore screening remains at 4pm. This year's awards, hosted by 'Desperate Housewives' actress Eva Longoria Parker, will feature musical performances from Katy Perry, Kid Rock, Kings of Leon, Linkin Park, Ke$ha and Shakira.
• Organisers of Sydney's Harbour Party on New Years Eve have announced that this year's event has just got a slight bit bigger, with the likes of Snob Scrilla, The Only and Nina Las Vegas also joining the line-up for the Luna Park gig.
• Speaking of line-up additions, more guests added to the throng for this year's Peats Ridge Festival in the picturesque Glenworth Valley - Dan Kelly's Dream Band, kyü, Love In The Circus, Know-U and Muscletone have all been added to the bill.
• And in the UK this week, Bruno Mars has followed the Aussie chart lead, with his single 'Just The Way You Are' plopping over into the No.1 spot on this week's UK singles chart. It beat out the new single from up and coming boy band The Wanted ('Heart Vacancy' debuted at No.2). Katy Perry's single 'Firework' came in at No.5, while positions nine and ten were taken by new entries from Jay Sean and N Dubz respectively.
• And on the UK album chart, Kings Of Leon have done the same as Bruno - followed the Australian chart's lead by debuting in the No.1 spot with their new LP 'Come Around Sundown'. Two Beatles' re-releases at No.4 and No.6 were the other top ten debuts for the week, with Michael Buble's 'Crazy Love' rocketing back into the top ten on the back of a UK visit.