second single in the UK and Ireland on 21 September 2009 and has peaked at number 17 in the UK and twenty in Ireland. In support of the album, The Veronicas embarked on their third Australian tour, The Hook Me Up Tour, in 2007. The tour, which began on 30 November and concluded on 12 December, was held in eight major cities around Australia. On 16 October 2008, The Veronicas announced their second tour for the album, Revenge Is Sweeter tour, which was their first tour to extend into New Zealand, United States, Canada, UK and Japan beginning on 13 February 2009 in Newcastle, Australia and ending on 25 September 2009 in Manchester, UKRevenge is Sweeter Tour NZ. The Veronicas to Tour NZ with P-Money Generation Q. Retrieved 18 November 2008.The Veronicas Tour Dates and Concert Tickets Information on . Tourtracker.com. as well as a European promotional tour which included France, Germany and Italy. As part of their tour in Japan they released a two disc compilation album called The Veronicas Complete featuring all their songs from their first and second albums as well as three bonus tracks on 18 March 2009. In September 2008, the nominees for the 22nd annual ARIA Awards were announced, with The Veronicas receiving four nominations. Hook Me Up received two nominations for Best Pop Release and Highest Selling Album and "Untouched" and Hook Me Up (single) received a nomination for Highest Selling Single each. The Veronicas performed their hit single "Untouched" at the event, but left with no awards. "Untouched" was featured in the popular videogame FIFA 09. 2010–2013: Musical experimentation, secret gigs and split from Warner Music Writing for their third studio album had begun in December 2009, and recording began in January 2010.Third studio album. First day of writing for the third record today Twitter. Retrieved 2 February 2010.Third studio album. The Veronicas Give New Album Update Angryape.com. Retrieved 2 February 2010. The album, which cites influences by classical music, classical rock and pop genres, would have been their first release in over three years. Jessica Origliasso stated that the album was to be inspired by artists The Subways, The Dead Weather, Mazzy Star, Ladytron and Peaches. Lisa and Jessica Origliasso described the album as "[...] a little different from [...] the last two records" and "[...] a pop record [with] different undertones." During this period they sampled 10 different songs live