a show in Wrexham, Wales, and then appeared at Rockwave Festival in Greece. A week later, they filmed a music video for "Love Is the Key" in Los Angeles. In July and August 2001, the band played a handful of US shows, with support from Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, leading up to an appearance at the Witnness festival in Ireland. On 11 August 2001, it was announced that Rogers had diagnosed with a form of cancer hours before the Wrexham show two months prior. Rogers had first noticed signs of several months ago but "didn’t go back to the doctor because we were in the middle of the album. I didn’t want to disrupt things". Despite this, the band informed the media that they would still be performing at V Festival and its preceding warm-up show later in the month. "Love Is the Key" was released as the lead single from the album on 27 August 2001; Blunt had wanted "Judas" instead. It included a radio edit of "Love Is the Key", alongside "It's About Time" and "Viva La Sociale" as its B-sides; a promotional 12-inch edition featured the album versions of "Love Is the Key" and "The Bell and the Butterfly" with a So Solid Crew remix of "Love Is the Key". Advertisements for the single, which featured a man kneeling before a woman, had to be withdrawn due to complaints from readers of a newspaper. The UK's Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) said they had two complaints after the advert had been seen in The Mirror. Universal's marketing director Jason Iley said: "There is no nudity and, if people look closely, they will see the man’s image is actually projected onto the woman’s body". Universal said the man was kissing the wall behind the woman. The ASA would later reject these complaints, stating that it was "neither sexually explicit nor pornographic" and "unlikely to cause serious or widespread offence". From late August until early September 2001, the band hosted club nights where people would here the entire album ahead of its release. Wonderland was released on 10 September 2001 through Universal, while the US released happened the following day through MCA Records. The band had planned to play six shows in the US, but they were cancelled following the September 11 terrorist attacks. In October 2001, they embarked on a tour across the UK. Though planned for release on