:: The Pussycat Dolls in Australia for XboxBy: Carmine PascuzziGrammy-award winning girl band the Pussycat Dolls are coming to Australia to perform at a live music event launch in Sydney. Universal and Xbox today announced the US group will perform in front of the Sydney Opera House on the northern boardwalk on October 14. The performance is part of event Xbox Sounds, to be held from October through to April next year, which will feature several artists. Xbox spokesman David McLean said, “The Pussycat Dolls are the biggest girl band in the world right now and to have them in Australia and performing at the Sydney Opera House is sensational.” **************************************************************** The Pussycat Dolls rocked Sydney with a special performance for Xbox Sounds on the northern broadwalk of the Sydney Opera House. Presented by Xbox Australia and Universal Music Australia, the exclusive Sydney event was the first in a series that will see leading music artists perform at iconic Australian locations over the coming months. The Pussycat Dolls performed five songs for the lucky crowd of 600, which consisted of adoring fans, competition winners and invited guests. The set list included new songs “When I Grow Up” and their second single “I Hate This Part” from their album Doll Domination, as well as chart topping hits such as “Buttons”, “I Don’t Need A Man” and “Don’t Cha”. Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger commented: “We adore Australia and loved kicking off Xbox Sounds. The Sydney Opera House is a world renowned musical icon and it was a thrill to perform in such a beautiful location for our Australian fans.” The Xbox Sounds series will continue until April 2009. Tickets to each event will be invited guests only and offered through competitions and promotions in the lead-up to each performance. “We’re blown away at having the Pussycat Dolls perform at the kick-off for Xbox Sounds,” said David McLean, Regional Director, Microsoft Entertainment Devices Division. “They’ve set an amazing tone for the series and we can’t wait to continue with the next stage of Xbox Sounds, which shows our commitment to promoting music to fans of entertainment in all its forms.” The Pussycat Dolls also took time-out to experience the new Xbox 360 title Lips, a brand new singing title launching in December. An exclusive Xbox 360 singing game, Lips measures both your performance and vocal ability, with wireless motion-sensitive microphones that allow you to jump around the room as you belt out your favourite songs. **Pictures from the Xbox Sounds event**
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