LOS ANGELES, Apr 23, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- --London Has Stabilized And Is Resting Comfortably In The Top 30 on Radio and Records (R&R)'s AC Chart This Week's Mediabase Chart

Code Red! Code Red--make that Red Hot!

Greg London ( www.gregorylondon.com) continues to celebrate his affliction for wild, high energy musical mimicry as the mastermind behind "Greg London's ICONS," which re-opened March 1 as "ICONMAN" and is now one of the longest running shows ever in Sammy's Showroom at Harrah's Reno.

He's also been causing major chart palpitations as his popular cover of Bread's "Everything I Own" jets toward the Top Ten on the FMQB AC40 chart. This week's leap from #13 to #11 puts him just ahead of Katy Perry, Daughtry and O.A.R. and breathing down the necks of American Idols David Cook and Kelly Clarkson, as well as Nickelback. That kind of company is keeping the fever high!

The patient--er, singer--is also stable and resting comfortably in the Top 30 of the Radio & Records (R&R) AC chart (ahead of Perry and India Arie and just behind Jason Mraz and Beyonce at #27), and at #28 on Mediabase (ahead of David Archuleta and Plain White T's).

Last week, his placement on the Mediabase chart resulted in national exposure in the pages of USA Today.
Earlier this month, London launched his revamped and streamlined multi-media website GregoryLondon.com, which has links to Greg's personal blog; a bio detailing his diverse career in entertainment; audio of his recordings; and video clips from "ICONS" (in Reno and London) and the 2008 film "The Dukes," in which he appeared and sang.

Originally appeared on MarketWatch.com.

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