Music
The Wanted "speechless" after US show sells out
Published Wednesday, Jan 25 2012, 11:45 GMT | By Lewis Corner | 8 comments
The Wanted have told fans that they are "speechless" after two of their US gigs sold out.
The boyband are currently halfway through their tour of the States and have been promoting their first official US single 'Glad You Came'.
The band tweeted: "Philly! Thank you for an amazing sold out show. We're speechless :x #thankyou #soldout #TWUSAFanmily."
They later added: "Can't comprehend that our #TWUSAFanmily sold out our show in Los Angeles! You are all unbelievable #Thankyou #SoldOut."
Following their performance of 'Glad You Came' on The Ellen DeGeneres Show earlier this month, the track has risen to number 36 on the US iTunes chart.
> Justin Bieber manager 'backs The Wanted in US'
Watch The Wanted perform 'Glad You Came' on The Ellen DeGeneres Show below:
The boyband are currently halfway through their tour of the States and have been promoting their first official US single 'Glad You Came'.
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The band tweeted: "Philly! Thank you for an amazing sold out show. We're speechless :x #thankyou #soldout #TWUSAFanmily."
They later added: "Can't comprehend that our #TWUSAFanmily sold out our show in Los Angeles! You are all unbelievable #Thankyou #SoldOut."
Following their performance of 'Glad You Came' on The Ellen DeGeneres Show earlier this month, the track has risen to number 36 on the US iTunes chart.
> Justin Bieber manager 'backs The Wanted in US'
Watch The Wanted perform 'Glad You Came' on The Ellen DeGeneres Show below:
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