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Portions of this very special performance, sponsored in part by the Rhapsody® digital music service, will later be made available for DAUGHTRY fans to enjoy on-demand at Rhapsody.com/Daughtry and on RollingStone.com.

"We are really excited about this acoustic show at the REVOLUTION lounge. It is a chance to share a special evening with our fans and raise money for a great cause, ONE.org," says Chris Daughtry.

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"We couldn't ask for better than another #1 for Christina! Best Buy and Christina really delivered," stated Tom Corson, EVP/GM RCA Music Group.

Aguilera appeared at the Best Buy in West Hollywood on release day to sign autographs and make her first post-baby appearance. "Entertainment Tonight" was on hand to document in a 3 part exclusive sit down interview which aired week of release.

Back to Basics - Live and Down Under, is a spectacular new DVD starring Christina Aguilera, live in concert in Sydney. Back to Basics - Live and Down Under, available exclusively at Best Buy, features eighteen great songs spanning the length of the four-time Grammy Award-winning superstar's amazing career, including the Number One hits "Come on Over Baby (All I Want Is You)" and "What a Girl Wants"; her No. 2 smash "Beautiful," the 2004 Grammy Award winner for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance; plus "Ain't No Other Man," Grammy nominated "Candyman," and more.

"We are pleased with the public's favorable reaction to the DVD set and Christina's work, "noted Gary Arnold, senior entertainment officer for Best Buy. "Back to Basics - Live Down and Under is just one example of how Best Buy delivers unique and amazing entertainment experiences to our customers."

The 90-minute DVD showcases the unique stage design created for the "Back to Basics" tour, with its 600-plus moving lights and state-of-the-art hydraulic system. This lavish production included everything from burlesque cabaret to trapeze choreography, fire jugglers, and stilt walkers-but the heart and soul of the show is Christina Aguilera, with her awe-inspiring voice and silver-screen charisma.

Additionally, the DVD boasts bonus material which gives viewers a true 360' perspective of the tour including exclusive interviews with her dancers, wardrobe (Simone Harouche), hair and makeup (Stephen Sollitto), musicians, background vocalists, musical director (Rob Lewis), Jordan Bratman (Christina's husband) and Christina herself.

To date, Christina Aguilera has sold more than 37 million albums worldwide, scored four Number One singles on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, and has won three Grammy Awards and a Latin Grammy Award. Her third RCA album, Back to Basics, debuted at Number One on four of Billboard's music charts in the United States and also the charts in fifteen other countries in­cluding the UK, Canada, Japan, Germany, Australia, Ireland, Switzerland, Austria, Holland, Hong Kong, Korea, Singapore and Thailand.

Foo Fighters and their album Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace (RCA) earned a total of 2 Grammy awards including Best Rock Album, and their song "The Pretender" won for Best Hard Rock Performance. This is the Foos' sixth Grammy win. Previously, they've earned four Grammy Awards including two for Best Rock Album for There Is Nothing Left To Lose (2000) and One By One (2003).

J Records artist Alicia Keys, previously a nine-time Grammy Award winner, earned two more tonight for her song "No One" (which she co-wrote for her album As I Am) in the categories of Best Female R&B Vocal Performance and for Best R&B Song.

RCA Records recording artist Mark Ronson won the coveted Producer of the Year, Non-Classical Grammy for his work on his own release Version, among other nominated recordings including the album Back to Black by Amy Winehouse and the track "Littlest Things" by Lily Allen. Special congratulations go to Ronson for producing Amy Winehouse's "Rehab," which won the Grammy Award for Record of the Year.

Carrie Underwood's hit single "Before He Cheats," a track from the 6X platinum album Some Hearts (Arista), won her two more Grammy awards - Best Female Country Vocal Performance and a songwriting award for Best Country Song. Last year, Carrie won 4 Grammy Awards for Some Hearts, tallying a total of 6 awards earned now for her debut record.

J Records recording artist Alicia Keys opened the 50th Annual Grammy Awards with an inventive performance, dueting with Frank Sinatra on the song "Learnin' the Blues," singing along with and accompanying Sinatra on piano. Alicia introduced fellow RCA Music Group artist Carrie Underwood who performed her 2x Grammy Award-winning song "Before He Cheats." Later in the broadcast, Keys was joined by John Mayer for a performance of her Grammy Award-winning song "No One." Foo Fighters' Grammy Award-winning song "The Pretender" was highlighted in a special "My Grammy Moment" set on an outside stage at the Staples Center complex. Winner and violinist AnnMarie Calhoun accompanied the Foos as a member of an orchestra conducted by legendary rock icon John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin. Aretha Franklin, this year's Music Cares Award recipient, performed the Grammy award-winning song "Never Gonna Break My Faith" with Bebe Winans as part of the Gospel Tribute which also featured the Clark Sisters.

Special congratulations to Aretha Franklin who won her 18th Grammy Award this evening for Best Gospel Performance for "Never Gonna Break My Faith" with Mary J. Blige, from the original soundtrack album Bobby.

Further congratulations go to Arista recording artist Jennifer Hudson, whose incredible performance contributed to the Grammy Award win of "Love You I Do" (from "Dreamgirls," composed by Siedah Garrett & Henry Krieger) as Best Song Written For Motion Picture, Television Or Other Visual Media.

On Thursday, September 6, 2007 Dave Matthews Band along with John Mayer, Phil Vassar and Nas will join together in "A Concert For Virginia Tech," at the university's Lane Stadium. DMB and the other artists will be donating their performances at this event - a celebration of life and a tribute to the resiliency and strength of the Virginia Tech community. Coming at the beginning of the 2007-2008 academic year, the concert was conceived as a way to help students, faculty and other members of the community move forward in the aftermath of the April events at Virginia Tech.

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