V (Vanessa Hudgens album)

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V
Studio album by Vanessa Hudgens
Released	September 26, 2006 (U.S.) November 28, 2006 (Internationally)
Recorded	June-August 2006
Genre	Pop/R&B/Rock
Length	38:38 (Original U.S. Release)
Label	Hollywood
Vanessa Hudgens chronology
	"V" (2006)

V is the title of Vanessa Hudgens's debut album released on September 26, 2006. Vanessa promoted the album while opening for The Cheetah Girls during their tour entitled, The Party's Just Begun Tour.

Contents 1 Track listing 1.1 Bonus tracks 1.2 UK Release 1.3 Japan Release (Jan. 17,2007) 2 Tours and Promotion for V 3 Charts 4 Singles 5 Trivia

[edit] Track listing

#	Title	Length
1	"Come Back to Me"	2:47
2	"Let Go"	2:48
3	"Say OK"	3:41
4	"Never Underestimate a Girl"	3:03
5	"Let's Dance"	2:53
6	"Drive"	3:25
7	"Afraid"	3:17
8	"Promise"	3:16
9	"Whatever Will Be"	3:47
10	"Rather Be With You"	3:34
11	"Psychic"	3:01
12	"Lose Your Love"	3:01

[edit] Bonus tracks

Title	Length
"Don't Talk" (Target exclusive bonus track)	2:35
"Make You Mine" (Target exclusive bonus track)	3:40
"Drip Drop" (Wal-Mart exclusive bonus track)	3:32
"Too Emotional" (Best Buy exclusive bonus track)	2:50

[edit] UK Release

Vanessa's Album V was released in the UK on the 4th December. Disney Records have also released some other albums as well on this date. These include: The Hannah Montana Soundtrack & The Cheetah Girls 2 Soundtrack.

These products have been promoted on Television and Radio.

[edit] Japan Release (Jan. 17,2007)

1. Come Back To Me
2. Let Go
3. Say OK
4. Never Underestimate a Girl
5. Let’s Dance
6. Drive
7. Afraid
8. Promise
9. Whatever Will Be
10. Rather Be With You
11. Psychic
12. Lose Your Love

BONUS TRACKS

1. Too Emotional
2. Drip Drop
3. Come Back to Me Chris Cox Remix RADIO MIX
4. Come Back to Me Chris Cox Remix CLUB MIX

[edit] Tours and Promotion for V

TV Shows

• Good Morning America- September 26, 2006
• TRL- September 27, 2006
• Live with Regis and Kelly- September 28, 2006

*On Tour With Cheetah Girls

• October 17th: Washington, DC
• October 18th: Hartford, CT
• October 20th: Long Island, NY
• October 21st: East Rutherford, NJ
• October 22nd: Hershey, PA
• October 24th: Albany, NY
• October 26th: Syracuse, NY
• October 28th: Rochester, NY
• October 29th: Providence, RI
• October 30th: Wilkes-Barre, PA
• November 1st: Worchester, MA
• November 3rd: Bridgeport, CT
• November 4th: Reading, PA
• November 5th: Philadelphia, PA
• November 8th: Cleveland, OH
• November 9th: Columbus, OH
• November 10th: Detroit, MI
• November 12th: Omaha, NE
• November 14th: Milwaukee, WI
• November 15th: St. Paul, MN

*High School Musical : The Concert - a nationwide concert tour featuring stars of the hit TV movie

• 11/29/2006 - IpayOne Center at the Sports Arena, San Diego
• 12/01/2006 - HP Pavilion, San Jose
• 12/03/2006 - Jobing.com Arena (Formerly Glendale Arena), Glendale
• 12/05/2006 - ARCO Arena, Sacramento
• 12/06/2006 - Stockton Arena, Stockton
• 12/08/2006 - Rabobank Arena, Bakersfield
• 12/10/2006 - Rose Garden, Portland
• 12/11/2006 - KeyArena, Seattle
• 12/16/2006 - CenturyTel Center, Bossier City
• 12/17/2006 - American Airlines Center, Dallas/Ft. Worth
• 12/18/2006 - Toyota Center, Houston
• 12/20/2006 - St. Pete Times Forum, Tampa
• 12/21/2006 - TD Waterhouse, Orlando
• 12/22/2006 - Colonial Center, Columbia
• 12/23/2006 - Charlotte Bobcats Arena, Charlotte
• 12/27/2006 - Greensboro Coliseum,Greensboro
• 12/28/2006 - Verizon Center (formerly MCI Center), Washington
• 12/29/2006 - Nassau Veterans Memorial Colliseum, Uniondale
• 12/30/2006 - Verizon Wireless Arena, Manchester
• 01/02/2007 - Air Canada Centre, Toronto
• 01/03/2007 - Blue Cross Arena, Rochester
• 01/04/2007 - Civic Center Coliseum, Hartford
• 01/06/2007 - Mellon Arena, Pittsburgh
• 01/07/2007 - Pepsi Arena, Albany
• 01/08/2007 - Continental Airlines Arena, East Rutherford
• 01/10/2007 - DCU Center (formerly Centrum Center), Worcester
• 01/11/2007 - Wachovia Spectrum,Philadelphia
• 01/12/2007 - John Paul Jones Arena, Charlottesville
• 01/13/2007 - US Bank Arena, Cincinnati
• 01/14/2007 - Wolstein Center, Cleveland
• 01/16/2007 - Palace of Auburn Hills, Auburn Hills
• 01/17/2007 - Conseco Fieldhouse, Indianapolis
• 01/18/2007 - Value City Arena at Schottenstein Center, Columbus
• 01/19/2007 - Allstate Arena, Rosemont
• 01/21/2007 - Bradley Center, Milwaukee
• 01/22/2007 - Scottrade Center (formerly Savvis Center), St. Louis
• 01/23/2007 - Kemper Arena, Kansas City
• 01/26/2007 - Honda Center (formerly Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim), Anaheim
• 01/27/2007 - Selland Arena, Fresno
• 01/28/2007 - Thomas and Mack Center,Las Vegas

[edit] Charts

Chart	Peak position	Sales
Billboard 200	24	215,263 [1]

[edit] Singles

Album Cover	Information
	Come Back to Me Released: August 25, 2006 Writers: Antonina Armato, Tim James, Peter Beckett, J.C. Crowley Producer: Antonina Armato, Tim James Chart positions: #44 (US Hot Digital Songs), #30 (US Pop 100), #55 (US Billboard Hot 100), #14 (Philippine Top 20), #29 (Italy) No. of US Downloads: 45,134 (as of Oct. 5, 2006)[2]
	Say OK Released: January 12, 2007 Writers: A.Birgisson, S.Kotecha Producer: Anthor for Maratone productions Chart positions: TBR No. of US Downloads: TBR

[edit] Trivia

• V was recorded and mixed just under two months.
• Vanessa Hudgens, like other High School Musical cast-members, took advantage of the success of the movie to sign their own record deal.
• Vanessa Hudgens had very little artistic input in this album. All of the songs were written for her, not by her.