Monday, 2 December 2013

History of EMI

History of EMI records


2007 
Katy Perry joins EMI
Lady Antebellum sign to EMI
EMI is acquired by private equity firm Terra Firm2008
‘Viva La Vida or Death And All His Friends’ by Coldplay is the biggest selling album of the year globally with sales of nearly 7 million worldwide
Paul McCartney receives the Outstanding Contribution To Music award at the BRITs
Depeche Mode re-sign with EMI, including North America for the first time

2009
Pet Shop Boys win the Outstanding Contribution To Music award at the BRITs
EMI launches live music recording and instant production service Abbey Road Live
On release in September 2009 The Beatles‘ re-mastered catalogue sells more than 10 million albums in just four

2010
‘Stylo’ by Gorillaz is played more than 900,000 times in its first 24 hours on YouTube, beating the record previously held by U2
In the US, ’1′ by The Beatles is confirmed as the biggest selling album of the decade from 2000-2009. ‘Come Away With Me’ by Norah Jones is the third biggest selling album of the decade in America
EMI extends its successful exclusive licensing agreement with Walt Disney Records in Europe, the Middle East and Africa
Building on the success of Capitol Records Nashville, EMI forms EMI Records Nashville
Iron Maiden‘s ‘The Final Frontier’ album debuts at number one in over 20 countries

2011

2012

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