Nessa, along with other artists such as Lenny Kravitz, Avril Lavigne and Plain White T's, will appear in the new campaign for Kohl's department stores.

Kravitz's song "Love Revolution" is what the spot is based on. Check out the commercial below:

Nessa will open for Joshua Radin for select dates of his summer tour. Alexa Wilkinson will also provide support for Radin. Nessa will travel with Radin's tour from July 15th through Augist 10th from the southwest, to the east coast, and finish her run in the midwest.

Read on for her tour itinerary, including a couple of radio shows.
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Breast cancer advocates and actors/entertainers Cynthia Nixon, Gabrielle Union, Ricardo Chavira and Vanessa Carlton will join Susan G. Komen for the Cure(R) Affiliates from across the nation next week for events and activities leading up to the 19th annual Susan G. Komen National Race for the Cure(R) on June 7.

Nixon, Union and Chavira will attend the 2008 Susan G. Komen National Race for the Cure(R) Eve of Race event at the Newseum, from 6:30-9:30 p.m. on Friday, June 6. Chavira will kick-off Komen for the Cure's Lobby Day on Thursday, June 5, joining more than 300 Komen Affiliate activists to advocate for enhanced investments in cancer prevention, treatment and research. Nixon, Union and Carlton will participate in the 2008 Komen National Race for the Cure on Saturday, June 7, where Carlton will perform following the 5K walk/run. Nixon, a breast cancer survivor, will join Susan G. Komen for the Cure founder, Ambassador Nancy G. Brinker, in leading more than 3,500 breast cancer survivors in the moving Parade of Pink during the pre-Race ceremony.

The annual 5K Susan G. Komen National Race for the Cure will be held in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, June 7, rain or shine. More than 50,000 participants from across the country, including 3,500 breast cancer survivors, will convene on the National Mall to lend their support -- and feet -- to help Susan G. Komen for the Cure get one step closer to fulfilling its promise of ending breast cancer forever. For registration information visit http://www.nationalraceforthecure.org 

Nessa will perform at the Dogwood Festival in Fayetteville, NC on Saturday, April 26th.

Local radio station Q98 is credited with bringing her in and is offering listeners a chance to meet her before she performs. For more information on the Dogwood Festival, click here. Additionally, you can visit the Q98 radio station website.  

EW.com is reporting that Vanessa and Stevie Nicks will appear on the PBS live music program Soundstage. COnfirmed songs, for their episode include Nessa's "The One" and Bonnie Raitt's "Circle Dance."

Sounds exciting! No airdate as of yet.

Check out the Soundstage show website here. 

Source: Celebrity City

It's up for your viewing pleasure on Yahoo! Music, so check it out there or below:

Since we know that "Hands On Me" is the official 2nd single off of Heroes & Thieves, now we are starting to anticipate the video. I believe that is has been shot under the following info from VideoStatic.

artist: Vanessa Carlton
song: "Hands On Me"
label: The Inc./Universal Motown
director(s): Marc Klasfeld
production co: Rockhard Films
rep: Robin Frank Management

With the song is reportedly set to impact radio next week, tune in to Yahoo Music (didn't it used to be called Launch?) on Friday for its premiere. (LINK) 

"Nolita Fairytale," the launch single from Vanessa Carlton's third opus, "Heroes and Thieves," was perhaps a bit too highbrow for adult top 40, which nowadays requires hits to be instantaneous as lightning. (Five years ago, that wasn't the case, as Carlton's "A Thousand Miles" earned top five status thanks to programmers' patient tenacity.) Second single "Hands on Me" maintains the singer/songwriter's intellectual bent, but melodically is perhaps more accessible. The chorus gallops alongside plentiful piano strings, percussion and one hook after another, while the lyric taps into earnest desire. Despite her new label deal with Irv Gotti's the Inc., "Hands" needs to wrap itself around radio to keep this talented artist relevant. Let's see, what do we need more: a dignified performance from a true talent, or radio's support of another T&A anthem from an act who's proud to reinforce misogyny for a quick buck? —Chuck Taylor