Beyoncé Live At Roseland: Elements Of 4

Here's two teaser clips from Beyoncé performing I Was Here and End Of Time for her forthcoming DVD release, Live at Roseland: Elements of 4, set to be released on November 29. The two-disc DVD set is made up of live and behind-the-stage footage from her Roseland concerts, a video anthology including a previously unreleased take for Dance For You and exclusive bonus footage.

The live performances include some of Beyoncé's classics, along with new hits including Bills, Bills, Bills, Say My Name, Bootylicious, Survivor, Single Ladies, Run The World (Girls) and Countdown.

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I Was Here


End Of Time

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She might be pregnant but that sure ain't stopping Beyoncé (or her label) from putting out video after video. The new visual might stand as the promo for Love On Top, off her recent album release 4. Just to put things into perspective, this is already her 5th video in 5 months after Run The World (Girls), Best Thing I Never Had, 1+1 and Countdown.

US Charts: Beyoncé's '4' Headed For No. 1

From Billboard.com:

Beyonce's fourth studio album, "4," is headed for a No. 1 debut next week on the Billboard 200 chart with maybe 300,000 copies sold by week's send on Sunday, July 3, according to industry prognosticators. If it starts at the top, it will be her fourth No. 1 solo album -- her three previous studio sets all hit No. 1 as well.

A 300,000 launch is off from the 482,000 (according to Nielsen SoundScan) that greeted her last effort, 2008's "I Am... Sasha Fierce" and the 541,000-first week for 2006's "B'Day." Still, 300,000 could be viewed as a handsome bow in today's soft album-sales market and considering the set has yet to launch an across-the-board smash single.

Its lead-off track, "Run the World (Girls)," has so far peaked at No. 29 on the Billboard Hot 100 and sold 424,000 downloads in the U.S. That stands in stark contrast to "Sasha Fierce," which was ushered in by two hit lead tracks: "If I Were a Boy" (No. 3) and "Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)" (No. 1).

So far, "4," is Beyonce's first album that didn't see its lead single reach the Hot 100's top 10. Her 2003 "Dangerously In Love" debut launched with "Crazy In Love" (No. 1 for eight weeks) while "B'Day's" first single, "Deja Vu," hit No. 4.

Beyonce's "4" was one of a number of big albums that hit retailers on Tuesday, June 28. Among the other titles headed for a top five bow next week are rapper Big Sean's "Finally Famous" and Selena Gomez and the Scene's "When the Sun Goes Down." They are perhaps going to sell 90,000 and 80,000, respectively, in their debut frames.

Also aiming for a top 10 entry is David Cook's second album, "This Loud Morning" and Limp Bizkit's first studio album in six years, "Gold Cobra."

Beyoncé's 'Run The World (Girls)' Remixes

One of the major releases this summer is of course the album 4 by Beyoncé. Even though her first single wasn't the huge hit everyone expected it to be, it's still one of her strongest live performances to-date. The album is out tomorrow, and while you wait for that one, here's a few remixes of Run The World (Girls) plus the original to get you going.

She's currently up one at #22 with Run The World (Girls) and a 'Power Play' New Entry at #89 with Best Thing I Never Had on this week's Top Songs Chart. She's also enjoying a respectable #15 debut on this week's premiere of the Top Shared Songs Chart.

Run The World (Girls)


Run The World (Girls) (Kaskade Club Remix)


Run The World (Girls) (Jochen Simms Club Remix)


Run The World (Girls) (RedTop Club Remix)


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Beyoncé Live at the 2011 Billboard Music Awards

Billboard's "Artist of the Millennium" recipient, Beyoncé Knowles, rocks the crowd with a visually amazing performance of her latest single Run The World (Girls). Watch below:

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'Run The World (Girls)' by Beyoncé + Video Teasers

The world is about to get ready for Beyoncé's return to the music scene, even though the longevity of her 'Sasha Fierce' era makes it seem like she hasn't been away for too long. Will that work against her? She's already in the process of releasing new material and Run The World (Girls), yet another female-empowerment-themed production, is the buzz single, a video for which will be released soon. And I call it a buzz instead of lead single because the reception has been less than stellar so far. Maybe the video will turn things around. Her fourth studio album will be aptly titled 4. Watch the teaser videos and listen to the song below, which is produced by The-Dream and features a sample by Major Lazer's Pon de Floor.

Video Teaser 1


Video Teaser 2


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