As Avril Lavigne's new single is nowhere to be seen, we get more and more rumours as to why the single is not being released. We now have an inside source claiming that RCA are hesitant to release the record without more radio-friendly songs tracklisted on the anticipated 4th album. The comment states; "RCA Records offered 20 million dollars to Lavigne to change 2 songs on the album with others that the label executives thought were more radio friendly. The singer refused." We're not sure how much truth there is to the comment, but it certainly explains why the single is no where to be seen. The inside source also reveals that the single will be delayed until late May due to complications in regards to agreement between Avril and the label about the record, of which Avril wrote half of on her own and produced 3 songs on.-I think Avril's about to score her first flop album if she doesn't hurry up and release this already.
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Wasn't she gonna have this album out in August, originally?
The album was supposed to come out in November '09 - then she said June this year... now we're up to August.
Wow. That's still long.
I think RCA needs to stop dictating artists records all the time and let the music speak for itself. If it flops, Im blaming RCA yet again.. ala KC's My December. Just keep their mouth shut, let her do her thing as she always has (tho I know The Best Damn Thing was to please daddy Clive), and lets get the album already!
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