12/14/09 - New York, NY - Nokia Theatre Times Square 12/18/09 - Chicago, IL - Riviera Theatre 12/19/09 - San Francisco, CA - The Warfield 12/21/09 - Los Angeles, CA - Club Nokia 12/31/09 - Las Vegas, NV - New Year’s Eve 2010 hosted by Robin Thicke
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02.20.2010 | Robin Thicke announces solo Boston show
"Robin Thicke has revealed plans for a handful of solo shows to accompany his time one the road opening for Alicia Keys this spring. The Los Angeles-based pop star will remain in Boston after opening Keys show at the Aggain Arena on Monday, March 22 for a headlining show of his own at the House of Blues on Tuesday, March 23. Tickets for the show, which are priced at $37 and $45, are now on sale through Ticketmaster.
Thicke is on the road to support his new album, Sex Therapy: The Session, which debuted at #9 on the Billboard 200 after its release in December. The album, his fourth studio effort, follows 2008's Something Else.
Of course, the three-time Grammy Award winner is best known for his writing and production credits. He’s written and produced for Michael Jackson, Lil’ Wayne, Mary J. Blige, Christina Aguilera, Pink, Marc Anthony and Jennifer Hudson, and has ultimately contributed to over 40 gold and platinum records by other artists." [source]
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02.20.2010 | Robin Thicke on Wendy Williams
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02.20.2010 | Robin Thicke on Tyra Banks Show
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02.12.2010 | Old Power105.1 Interview
Here is an old interview with Robin from Power105.1. This is from when he was promoting his last album (Something Else). Enjoy! [LISTEN]
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02.08.2010 | On The 'Rollacoasta' Set With Robin Thicke
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02.07.2010 | Poll: The Sexiest Person In Music?
"The Billboard office has seen its share of arguments, but few have been as heated as our recent discussion about the sexiest people in music. Many names were tossed around, and it quickly became apparent that one person's "totally hot!" is another's "absolutely not!" So before we started turning over desks and strangling each other with headphone cords, we decided to turn this deabate over to the real experts: you.
Take a look at the lists below and tell us which stars have really brought sexy back. Vote now and vote often -- we'll tally the results and reveal your top 10 males and females by Valentine's Day." (Thanks to James from Billboard.com)
"Although a serious cause brought celebrities from all entertainment fields together to remake "We Are the World," it didn't mean they didn't have a good time in the studio. And the source of much of that good time was Vince Vaughn, who kept the participants in stitches during the session.
"Vince Vaughn is the coolest dude. He is hilarious," Robin Thicke told MTV News. "He's probably the smartest person in the whole room — even though he seems like a funny guy, he is brilliant. Me and Kid Cudi and Trey Songz and Tyrese, we were all cracking up with Vince Vaughn having a great time."
Thicke enjoyed laughing with Vaughn without the pressure of having to worry about singing solo. "No, I didn't have a solo part," he explained. "I showed up as part of a chorus. It's hard to take Barbra [Streisand's] parts from her."
However, Thicke emphasized that the recording session was not just about hanging out and mingling, but about helping those in need. "It was just amazing, because as artists we're always so selfish about videos and our tours and making money off it," he said. "[The recording session] was a really unselfish endeavor ... and to see Snoop Dogg and Lil Wayne and Jeff Bridges and Celine Dion and Barbra Streisand all in the same 10 feet and all of singing 'We Are the World.'
"And the great thing was for artists like myself and Kanye and Jamie Foxx, we all grew up watching 'We Are the World' when we were kids and idolizing Michael and Prince and Springsteen, so for us to be the new 'We Are the World,' I think we were all kind of relishing it. We were all like kids in there and to be able to something good with our talents was for the right reasons."" [source]
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02.06.2010 | Robin Thicke ft. Nicki Minaj - Shakin'It 4 Daddy on David Letterman
