This monumental moment was communicated via the medium of Twitter in the following manner:

“MY FIRST WORLDWIDE SINGLE IS CALLED ‘WILD’ Feat @BigSean and @DizzeeRascal GO to http://www.jessiejofficial.com to let the fun begin! #jessiejwild.”

As you can see there are some guests on it – collaboration-shy Dizzee Rascal and US rapper Big Sean.

There’s also a link to her official site which has been updated with a new image and this video of Jessie having a bit of a singsong in the studio.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDUeuNDy0OA

This might be quite good.

Other acts on the bill include Friends of Capital The Wanted, chart-toppers The Saturdays, Labrinth, controversy magnet Ellie Goulding, will.i.am and boyband, Lawson.

The ‘event’ takes place at Wembley Stadium on June 9 and tickets go on sale tomorrow morning at bloody 8am.

‘Domino’ beat off Gotye’s ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’, while overlooked songstress Emeli Sandé was at Number 3 with ‘Next To Me’.

But what does Jonathan Morrish from PPL think about it all?

“The top 10 most-played pop songs is always an impressive insight into what the nation has been listening to the previous year. These songs will undoubtedly stay with us for a long time.”

That’s quite a thought.

Anyway, here’s the full Top Ten:

1. Jessie J – Domino

2. Gotye (Feat. Kimbra) – Somebody That I Used To Know

3. Emeli Sande – Next To Me

4. Maroon 5 – Moves Like Jagger

5. David Guetta (Feat. Sia) – Titanium

6. Olly Murs – Dance With Me Tonight

7. Kelly Clarkson – Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You)

8. Rihanna & Calvin Harris – We Found Love

9. Carly Rae Jepson – Call Me Maybe

10. Maroon 5 – Payphone

The Fusion Festival takes place on August 31 and September 1 in Cofton Park and also features the likes of Union J, Wiley, Amelia Lily, Wretch 32 and Conor Maynard, which is all very exciting.

If you’re after a quote from Jessie J that’s been plonked in a press release, then look no further:

“I can’t wait to perform at Fusion Festival, it’s exciting to be headlining a brand new UK festival with such an amazing line-up, it’s one of the performances I’m most looking forward to this summer. It’s amazing that the festival is donating £5 from each ticket sale to The Prince’s Trust, it’s one of the charities closest to my heart and makes me even more proud to be on the line-up. Roll on August 31st, it’s going to be BIG!”

There’s more information on it all here.

“Last year we were given suggested lines just in case we got stuck, which I tried to work in on a few occasions,” he told the Radio Times  (as quoted here).

“But I knew they weren’t me and felt self-conscious. I have learnt I don’t have to do that. I feel like I know what I am doing this time,” he continued.

‘The Young New Mexican Puppeteer’ hitmaker also ‘revealed’ that he only agreed to do the second series once he realised J-J-J-Jessie J was doing it.

“If one coach didn’t return I wouldn’t have even thought about it. When Jessie J and I were doing the Diamond Jubilee, Jessie asked me, ‘Are you going to do the next Voice?’”

Then what happened?

“I said, ‘I don’t know. Are you?’ She said, ‘I will if you will’. Danny and Will were already in, so I decided right then to return.”

Well that’s commitment ladies and gentlemen.

Amelia Lily, Jessie J, JLS, Lawson and Union J will sing a few of their songs at the Madjeski Stadium in Reading.

Tickets cost 40 English Pounds and go on sale HERE this Sunday.

That’s about it really.

GOOD LUCK WITH THAT GUYS.

The promo shot features Jessie J, will.i.am, Tom Jones and The Singer From The Script looking as indifferent as the rest of the country about the show’s return.

Here is the photo.

The Voice UK returns soon, presumably.

There’s nothing new about them and they’re all pretty annoying to watch, but there you go.

Here’s Tom Jones looking a bit confused. “Why am I here?,” he asks himself.

Bit weird they started filming will.i.am mid-nap, but what can you do.

The Singer From The Script showing us all it is possible to be that annoying in a 10 second clip.

And finally Jessie J ‘jamming’ in giant origami.

The Voice UK starts sometime soon, if anyone really cares.

The festival takes place in Quex Park on Saturday 27 and Sunday 28.

Plan B will be supported by Rita Ora and James Arthur on the Saturday, while Jessie J gets Lawson and Union J on the Sunday.

Wouldn’t it would be great to get the opinion of a concert spokesperson?

Well here’s your friend and ours Dion Clements with some words, one of which is “artistes”: “Plan B and Jessie are both in such demand we’re thrilled they’re coming to headline the Sound Island Festival this year, it’s a great coup for fans of the artistes and Sound Island audiences in general.”

“With guest appearances by Rita Ora, James Arthur, Lawson, Union J, and of course with more details of additional performers to be announced, Sound Island Festival 2013 is set to be the biggest and best yet!”

Even better than last year? SAY IT ISN’T SO!

There’s more information on it all here.

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In other Jessie J news, a bit of the original demo she and songwriter Claude Kelly wrote that went on to become Miley’s ‘Party In The USA’ has been put online. If only she mentioned her involvement in this a bit more.

Here it is: