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Lots of rumors are circulating on the Internet about where and when The Police Reunion Tour is going and not going.

Today, the group added a second show at Boston's famed Fenway Park (home of The Boston Red Sox)

Fans in Boston will now have the chance to see the group play on July 28th and July 29th. Tickets for the Fenway shows go on sale this Tuesday, February 20th at 10:00 am EST.

The reunion of The Police, who were rock trail blazers in post punk rock era of the late 1970's and much of the 1980's, has millions of fans around the world waiting for the first moment to gobble up tickets.

As of today, here is the official Police tour concert listings:

While they may not have exactly performed at their best at the Grammys, drummer Stewart Copeland said later, they sure excited a lot fans.

Fans in the Bay Area of California are blogging like crazy trying to find out why there are no concert dates for Northern California. According to the band's publicist, Bay Area concert dates will be announced soon.

The recently reformed trio have announced their first tour in 23 years shortly after their appearance on the Grammy Awards two weeks ago.

5/28, Vancouver, British Columbia (GM Place)
6/6, Seattle, WA (Key Arena)
6/9, Denver, CO (Pepsi Center)
6/15, Las Vegas, NV (MGM Grand Garden Arena)
6/16, Manchester, TN (Bonnaroo Festival)
6/18, Phoenix, AZ (US Airways Center)
6/26, Dallas, TX (American Airlines Center)
6/30, New Orleans, LA (New Orleans Arena)
7/2, St. Louis, MO (Scottrade Center)
7/22, Toronto, Ontario (Air Canada Centre)
7/25, Montreal, Ontario (Bell Centre)
7/28, Boston, MA (Fenway Park)
7/29, Boston, MA (Fenway Park - new!)
8/1, New York, NY (Madison Square Garden)
8/3, New York, NY (Madison Square Garden)

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Whether you're out on a date with your significant other, smooching on the couch with candles and light jazz on, or without a date and sitting at home alone, you may be interested in The BRIT Awards 2007.

Broadcasting live at Earls Court 1 on Wednesday, February 14, 2007, the show's line-up consists of eight live UK acts and a total of 14 nominees. In 2006, seven of the Top 10 best-selling CDs in the United Kingdom were by British artists.

BPI Chairman Peter Jamieson said, "Music is one of the things that the British do well."

"But even by our standards 2006 was a great year. The BRIT Awards...will celebrate Britain's love of music with a fantastic mix of UK and international artists."

As of today, the final five nominees for single of the year are:

The Feeling - Fill My Little World
Razorlight - America
Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars
Take That - Patience
Will Young - All Time Love

The big winners are expected to be Snow Patrol (pictured at the left) whose album Eyes Open was the best-selling album in the UK in 2006, selling 1.5 million copies.

Eyes are also on NYC rockers The Scissor Sisters who sold 1.1 million copies of their album Ta-Dah that spawned the mega-hit "I Don't Feel Like Dancin."

The eccentric and flamboyant New York City rockers The Scissor Sisters (pictured at top right) followed their debut success with the 1.1 million copy selling "Ta-Dah" that contains the hit single 'I Don't Feel Like Dancin''.

The Killers, whose album "Sam's Town" has gone quadruple-platinum, and are up for two awards, will perform live at the awards show.

But a lot of rock fans will be thrilled to know that the Red Hot Chilli Peppers will also perform. They are nominated for Best International Rock Band, an award they won in 2003.

A host of other UK acts are also rewarded with nominations, including Bob Dylan, Paolo Nutini, Nerina Pallot, The Fratellis and The Kooks, Razorlight, Snow Patrol, Kasabian and Lemar, Jarvis Cocker, Thom Yorke, Gnarls Barkley, Lily Allen, Beyonce, Beck, Corrine Bailey Rae, Arctic Monkeys, Muse, Winehouse, and Guillemots.