For charity download, The Cribs Cover Kaiser

Yorkshire lads The Cribs are set to aid charity with the release of a new cover Kaiser Chiefs .
Although they both hail from Yorkshire, there is little in common between Kaiser Chiefs and The Cribs. Sure, the Leeds pair may have begun life on a tiny indie but they quickly swapped that for novelty singalong hits.
The Cribs, meanwhile, have clung on to their integrity. Slowly building a devoted fan base with a series of celebrated releases and lengthy tours, the band were recently given the chance of working with one of their heroes.
Johnny Marr's work with The Smiths wants no introduction, and the Manchester musician's guitar playing adorns The Cribs new album. 'Ignore The Ignorant' is another giant leap for ward for the group, smashing its way into the Top Ten.
UK tour Spawning a lengthy our, The Cribs are now set to surprise fans with a particular cover. The Wakefield group are set to honour a worthy local cause by donating all proceeds from the new download to charity.
The band have chosen to cover Kaiser Chiefs Modern Way'. Originally released in 2005 the song was previously only available as a B-side, appearing on the flip of The Cribs single 'Mirror Kissers'.
All proceeds from the track will go to aid Cash For Kids Action On Neglect Appeal, which aims to help neglected children in the Leeds and West Yorkshire area.
The Cribs are also set to release a new single, with 'We Share The Same Skies' due for release on November 9th.

CIN concert Malvern FC to hold

MALVERN Town Football Club will be hosting a concert for the BBC's Children In Need 2009 Appeal on Friday October 30.
Starting at 8pm, the concert will be featuring pianist Daniel Round and The Come Together Band a Worcester based band who cover the hits of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Queen, Status Quo and modern bands such as Keane, Kaiser Chiefs, Blink 182 and Snow Patrol.
Admission to the concert is £5 on the night.

Kaiser Chiefs show at the Villa

What Where When
THE Kaiser Chiefs put in an A* performance at the Villa Marina last night.
Singer Ricky Wilson worked the consultation by darting across the stage as often as possible and supporting everyone to singalong. Any budding frontmen watching would certainly have learned a lot from Wilson who could command a sea of hands in the air within a split second. With a catalogue of up tempo urban anthems, the band raked through some of their best known songs with gusto. Just a handful of numbers in, Ruby had those in the circle on their feet where many stayed for much of the show. The likes of Everyday I Love You Less and Less, Modern Way and The Angry Mob enthralled the crowd while I Predict A Riot and Oh My God had the audience singing, clapping and jumping up and down in frantic exhilaration. But it was Ricky himself who had the most energy enough to make the Duracell bunny jealous. The thirstily anticipated performance was easily one of the most memorable I have ever seen at the Villa and it was just under 90 minutes of pure delectation.When the gig was announced by organiser Lenny Conroy of Triskel Promotions earlier this year, there was huge demand for tickets.And I incertitude anyone who arranged to get their hands on any went away disappointed after last night's show.

Kaiser Chief Top 10

1. Number of songs: 10
   Total weeks on charts: 269
   Appearing in a total number of: 40 charts
   Total period running: 1770 days

• I Predict A Riot (304488)
• Oh My God (175111)
• Employment (552446)
• Everyday I Love You Less And Less (7313)
• Modern Way (114157)
• Ruby (11614319)
• Yours Truly Angry Mob (181178)
• Everything Is Average Nowadays (3219)
• The Angry Mob (3113)
• Never Miss A Beat (9426)