The band embarked on another sell-out tour that November, and Busted gained a record of the band to play the most consecutive sellout dates at Wembley Arena, eleven nights. Simpson's time spent with Fightstar reportedly began to cause tensions within the band, [17] amplified when Fightstar announced a date UK tour.
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In an interview with Kerrang! I have good memories of the time because we were traveling the world and doing some amazing things, but then as far as self-fulfillment goes, it wasn't really doing a lot for me, so I have these mixed views when I look back. But there's no doubt that it was an amazing thing to do".
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Charlie began pursuing a solo career after playing in Fightstar , a post-hardcore band which differs greatly from the sound of Busted. To-date they have released one EP and four albums: They have also released an album of b-sides and rarities, " Alternate Endings ".
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After their reunion and album, Fightstar began to describe themselves as a "passion project" rather than a full-time band, as the members focus on other projects. James went on to release music through pop punk band Son of Dork , [29] but is now pursuing a solo career under the name of Future Boy. Matt also appeared on, and was crowned winner of, the series of I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!
From 19 to 22 September , Matt and James made a surprise brief reunion as Busted when they joined McFly as special guests during the band's four 10th anniversary concerts at the Royal Albert Hall. Charlie said through Twitter that although he will not be joining James, Matt and McFly on tour in , he wishes them the best of luck in the future. Words appeared to be blurred out at the bottom of the image, but above that was the words "Join us for a special announcement Tuesday November 10th ".
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This implied that the band was reuniting, with further speculation that the three would embark on a reunion tour together. Subsequent tour dates were added as a result of high demand. Regarding his decision to rejoin the band, Simpson told Newsbeat: But as I say I have changed my mind and that has been down to the circumstances changing. I never thought we would get to a point where we were in a studio writing music we all got behind creatively and that was a huge shock to me".
In early , Busted recorded their third studio album in Los Angeles. On 17 March , Bourne told a fan on Twitter that Busted would decide the release date for their third album that day. The band have also insisted that their reunion is for the long-term; as Bourne told Digital Spy , "We want this to be something that is ongoing. Anything we write now goes towards album four". Regarding the title, Willis told Newsbeat , "The whole pigs can fly thing sums up how we feel about this.
There have been times that we thought Busted could never, ever possibly happen and we were quite right in thinking that. But this summarises that anything is possible". On 25 April , it was officially announced that South African drummer Cobus Potgieter, popular on YouTube , would be the supporting drummer for the band during the tour. Willis told Dan Wootton , "We've had an incredible time on our arena tour, and are now looking forward to releasing new music through a global partnership with East West".
Busted have a huge global fanbase who are going to be really excited to hear the new music the guys are working on. They've managed to combine the classic Busted sound with a modern twist, it's sure to remind people of why they love them. We're really happy to be working with Charlie, Matt and James". If the show is a success Bourne and Davis have said they would like to take it to the West End. On 9 September , Busted revealed that their third album would be called Night Driver. On 3 May , " Coming Home " was released as a promotional single from the album.
On 30 September , " On What You're On " was released as the first official single from the album. Another song, entitled "Easy", was unveiled on 18 October Two days later, on 20 October , Busted announced that due to production delays, the album release would be pushed back to 25 November The same day, Busted released a video for "Easy" filmed live at Pool Studios.
On 23 October , the band made their first TV performance in over 12 years on The X Factor to perform "Year " with the contestants. In June Busted flew to Los Angeles to perform their first American re-formed gig at the Troubadour and continue writing and begin recording for their planned fourth album. In April , it was confirmed the album would release in Q1 , and the band would return to their original sound. In May , Cobus Potgieter, who had previously stood in as drummer on Busted's tour, announced that he would be the studio drummer for the upcoming fourth album.
Confirmed songs so far, " Nineties " and "Race to Mars". The album features a cover of James Bourne 's song, " What Happened to Your Band ", which was previously performed by his band Son of Dork and recorded by McBusted, and returns to the roots of their musical style. The first single of the album, "Nineties", was released in the first week of November Busted have been cited as influences for The Vamps [70] and 5 Seconds of Summer. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Pop rock [1] pop punk [2] pop [3] synth-pop [4].
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While on a vacation in Jeju Island, Kwang-soo wakes up with a hangover and finds a dead woman in his room.
Fearing that the police will brand him as a suspect, he flees the scene and decides to find the murderer himself. The six other detectives receive a call from K, saying that Kwang-soo has become a murder suspect. This leads them to investigate the case in an effort to prove his innocence, or else they would have to arrest him.
Jong-min encounters a child who gives him the diary of a teen girl. He finds out that the girl had recently died at Songdo Central Park under mysterious circumstances and receives a call from K, who tells him to gather the detectives at the high school where she attended to look into her death. During the investigation, the detectives discover that her friends have been receiving text messages from her even after she died.
An ex-criminal, whom Jae-wook had arrested during his days as an agent, tells him that a woman was murdered in his hometown, a small island near Incheon.
When the detectives go to the island, they discover that the residents believe that a vampire lives in the island and kills a woman whenever anyone tries to investigate on the murders happening in the village. Meanwhile, K tells them that one of the doctors involved in Project D was from the same island. Two rival curators of an art museum enlist the help of K's detectives and the Genius Detective Team in an attempt to outshine each other.
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The competition between the two teams becomes fierce as they must find the self-portrait of a recently deceased artist before the painting is auctioned off on the same night. The detectives attend a magic show rehearsal to support Se-hun, who would be opening the show with a dance performance. During the rehearsal, the magician mysteriously disappears while performing one of his tricks, which sends the crew in a panic as the show would be happening in a few hours.
As a result, the director asks the detectives to find him before the show begins. A man claiming to be K's old friend challenges the detectives to solve a year-old case through a series of tests in order to measure their skills in criminal investigation. Each test has a different goal, and the first detective to complete a test is rewarded with a large sum of money.
The man also promises to provide the passcode for the box that the detectives had obtained in Jeju Island, which contains valuable information about Project D. Outside the mission, Se-jeong is seen leaving flowers for M at a columbarium. Yeon-seok turns himself in and requests that K's detectives should be the one to transport him to prison. Although this confuses the detectives, they accept his request in exchange for information about Project D and his involvement with it.
While on their way to prison, Jae-suk receives a phone call from an unknown man demanding Yeon-seok to be brought to him, or else, a bomb that he planted onto a stranger's bag will be detonated. The detectives receive a scheduled message from K that was written three months ago, during the planning of the murder game party. He tells them that a final test for them is waiting at a safe house in Incheon. However, they also receive a message from a familiar voice saying that he has kidnapped K.
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