Briefly: Alanis Morissette, Prince, George Jones, Ruben Studdard, The Beach Boys

The release date of Alanis Morissette 's new album, "So-Called Chaos," has been pushed back a month to May 18, according to her publicist.

The later release date "accommodates changes in the worldwide marketing plan for the album, which was completed in late 2003," a press release said.

The album's first single, "Everything," will go to radio on March 23.

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Prince and his NPG band played a three-plus hour, late night set at the House of Blues in West Hollywood, CA, after Sunday's (2/8) Grammy ceremony, according to his publicist. Among the new songs he played were "12:01" and "Footprints," a reworked cover of a Miles Davis classic.

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Some of the earliest live recordings of country great George Jones --recorded in the '50s and early '60s--have been compiled for a live album titled "George Jones: Live Recordings from the Louisiana Hayride on Scena Records." The set hits stores on March 9.


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"American Idol" winner Ruben Studdard will perform his single "Superstar" and The Beach Boys will perform a medley of their hits during Saturday's (2/14) NBA All-Star Saturday Night at Staples Center in Los Angeles. R&B singer Tamia will sing the Canadian anthem prior to the All-Star Game, and Anne Marie Boscovich will perform "God Bless America."

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