Congrats to Victoria Justice and cast of Victorious for selling over 42,517 copies of the Victorious Soundtrack in its first week! You can get the soundtrack here.

Fellow country singer Trace Adkins is just behind, debuting at #3 with Proud
to Be Here (47,000), with singer/songwriter Mat Kearney’s Young Love in at #4
(44,000) and the soundtrack to Nickelodeon’s “Victorious” sliding in at
#5 (41,000). The only other new entry in the top 10 was Slow Grind, a
compilation of baby-making music featuring Jennifer Hudson, Mario, Ciara, R.
Kelly and Pretty Ricky (at #9 with 32,000).

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Buy VICTORIOUS: Music From the Hit TV Show at the Cooper City, FL Walmart starting at 9am on August 20th and you will receive a wristband which guarantees admittance to the signing. Arrive early, space is limited!

Victoria’s In-Store Signing @
Walmart
Saturday, August 20 · 12:00pm – 3:00pm
4700 S Flamingo
Rd, Cooper City, FL
RSVP on Facebook!

Here’s your chance to ride a coaster with members from the cast of  Nickelodeon’s Victorious! and finalists of the 2011 VH1 Do Something! Awards. Be
one of the first 50 guests to check-in when the park opens at 10:30 on 8/15 and you’ll get a special wristband for exclusive ride time, followed by a private
meet-and-greet!  For more info click here.

Be one of the first 500 people to buy VICTORIOUS: Music From the Hit TV Show at the Duarte, CA Walmart starting at 9am on August 13th and you will receive a wristband which guarantees admittance to the signing. Arrive early, space is limited!

Victoria’s In-Store Signing @ Walmart
Saturday,
August 13 · 12:00pm – 3:00pm
1600 Mountain Ave, Duarte, CA
RSVP on Facebook!

 Victoria will be featured on the
Footloose soundtrack! She and Hunter Hayes will be
singing “Almost Paradise” originally covered by Mike Reno & Ann
Wilson. You can listen to the original song here. I can’t wait to hear Victoria’s version! The soundrtack
release date hasn’t been announced yet.

Footloose hits theaters on October 14.

1. Footloose – Blake Shelton
2. Where The River Goes – Zac Brown
3.
Little Lovin’ – Lissie
4. Holding Out For A Hero – Ella Mae Bowen
5. Let’s Hear It For The Boy – Jana Kramer
6. So Sorry Mama – Whitney Duncan
7.
Fake I.D. – Big & Rich feat. Gretchen Wilson
8. Almost Paradise –
Victoria Justice & Hunter Hayes
9. Walkin’ Blues – Cee Lo Green
feat. Kenny Wayne Shepherd
10. Window Paine – The Smashing Pumpkins
11.
Suicide Eyes – A Thousand Horses
12. Dance The Night Away – David Banner

Victoria will be one of the presenters at the Do Something Awards that’s airing on Thursday, August 18 at 9 p.m. ET. Click here for more news on the Do Something Awards! Good luck Victoria, Hope you do great!! :)

The Victorious star wants you to get excited about the show’s soundtrack, and all the fun music on it. Get started with this Q&A, and a free listen to her new song, “Best Friend’s Brother!”

It’s no secret that we’re big fans of Victoria Justice over here at Seventeen. She’s bubbly, fun, smart — and don’t forget — majorly talented. We’re going to get to see a little bit more of that talent next week, when the Victorious soundtrack comes out on August 2. Victoria sat down with Seventeen to spill about everything from the music to her crush on — surprise! — a best friend’s brother.

17: What’s your favorite song on the soundtrack?

Victoria Justice: It’s probably between “Freak the Freak Out” and “Best Friend’s Brother”, which is a song that I actually wrote for the show.

17: What’s the story behind “Best Friend’s Brother” — did you ever have a crush on a friend’s brother?

VJ: When I was around 14 years old, in 8th grade, I had this crush on my best friend’s brother. He was two years older than me. It was one of those things where I would go over her house and we would all play Halo 2 together and go swimming in the pool and stuff. I think we both had little crushes on each other, but it never went anywhere. If it had, it would have been really weird. I wouldn’t have been willing to risk my friendship for dating her brother. Friendship is always more important.

17: Do you ever get nervous before you perform?

VJ: I definitely still get a little stressed out and nervous. There’s a lot of pressure going on stage in front of all these people. It really is crazy though, because as soon as I get on stage in front of the crowd all of that goes out the window and all I care about is having fun and entertaining the crowd, and making sure they have a good time.

17: What do you do before you get out there, to calm your nerves?

VJ: I like to just chill and collect my thoughts and conserve my energy. That way when I finally have to get out there and perform I have a burst of energy. I just hang out backstage and breathe a lot.

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