It was reported that McFly have left their record label, Island Records. Last May 17, 2008, Yahoo UK and Mirror published these articles regarding McFly's new and very own record label, Super Records.


The band need the support from a major label even if they have their own. Because of that, Universal will distribute their songs, but the rest, like promo and stuff, the band will do.
This is actually very common.

For those who doesn't know, is very common artist have their own labels and still have the support from a major record. It's a way of them receive about 90% of the royalties from their songs.

McFly had a gig in the Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool.


Too bad, as Danny said it, that the show will be the last time the guys will play those songs on tour. But I do bet that the new album will rock our hearts out than the last 3 albums!

McFly has finished one match in the Soccer Six tournament. We still don't know who won the game since another match will be set on May 26.

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This is the Blog Entry in The Soccer Six 2008

MCFLY UP FOR THE CUP

McFly are in training for this year's Soccer Six tournaments at Millwall Football Club on Sunday May 18th and at Reading Football Club on Bank Holiday Monday May 26th.

It is the first time the band will have taken part in the event and they are hoping to add their name to an illustrious roll of honour by going on to win the event with a star studded team.

They add their name to a growing list that includes The Hoosiers and Faithless at both events, Paulo Nutini at Reading, The Wombats, the Delays and Get Cape Wear Cape Fly at Millwall and Omid Djalili's and Russell Howard's team of funny men at each tournament. Rick Parfitt Jnr has enlisted the help of Strictly Come Dancing's Brendan Cole and Rugby Player Will Greenwood to find a team of big names capable of going all the way and ex pro's Neville Southall, Dean Saunders, Frank McAvennie, Terry Hurlock, Mickey Thomas and Terry Gibson will be showing they've still got it.

Soccer Six founder Mark Abery says, "We've been trying to get McFly to enter a team for a few years now and we're delighted that this is the year they're taking part."

With over 150 players at each event there are still some of the biggest names in music, sport, TV, film and entertainment to be announced.

Tickets are on sale now and are priced at £12 for adults and £8 for juniors under 12. Family tickets are £34 (2 adults, 2 juniors) and £40 (2 adults, 3 juniors). Tickets for over 65's are £10. All tickets are subject to a £1 transaction fee per ticket if purchased by post or in person from the Millwall ticket office. Ticket prices on the day are £15 adults, £10 Under 12s with no other concessions, again subject to a £1 transaction fee per ticket.

Tickets will be available in person or by post from Millwall Football Club Ticket Office, The Den, Zampa Road, London SE16. Credit card bookings can be made through Ticketmaster on 0844 847 2449 and from www.ticketmaster.co.uk. These are subject to a £1.30 booking fee per ticket.

Tickets for the Reading Soccer Six are available from the Reading Football Club Box Office in person, on 0870 999 1871 or by going to http://www.readingfc.premiumtv.co.uk, as well as via Ticketmaster.

Lastly, McFly will be guesting on Gordon Ramsay's F Word on May 27. I heard that McFly will be cooking on the show. So, what's cooking good lookings? Lol.

21:00: Gordon Ramsay's F Word
Gordon Ramsay returns for a new series of the fast-paced food magazine show featuring recipes, consumer stories and cooking challenges. Boy band McFly face the music in Gordon's kitchen. Janet Street-Porter champions a new low-fat superfood. Comedian Ben Miller goes up against Gordon in the recipe challenge with his version of a classic Victoria sponge cake.
(60 mins)

Don't Wake Me Up,
Dana