Question: What is the location where the video for "Glad You Cane" was shot?
About the article "Glad You Came", section "Music video".

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The music video for "Lightning" was director by Director X, the same director who produced the video for "Glad You Came".
The video was filmed in LA, and premiered on 22 September 2011, via The Wanted's YouTube channel.
The video features the members of the band performing during a rave, in a similar fashion to their "Glad You Came" video.
The video is set at night, and also features many explosions and kissing scenes. 
"Darling It Hurts" is about a man who realises that his former lover is a prostitute.
The chorus, "Darling it hurts to see you down Darlinghurst tonight", refers to Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross – at the time – a red-light district.
The reference to "that man with the glad hands" relates to patrons slowing as they drive-by looking for a sex worker.
Whilst "man with the glad bags" refers to dealers who sell drugs in zip-lock glad bags.
Kelly indicated the title is based on artist Toby Zoates' infamous graffiti which he saw in Darlinghurst when living in Sydney.
The video, directed by Claudia Castle, is shot in black-and-white showing the band performing in front of a dancing couple.
Castle directed several of the band's videos, including the 1988 ARIA Music Award winning video for "To Her Door".
The song was covered by Magic Dirt on the 2002 compilation album, "The Women at the Well: The Songs of Paul Kelly". 
After her husband Scott (William Schallert), the sheriff of Oracle, is killed by two assailants, his widow Rose (Beverly Garland) is named temporary sheriff.
That night, Rose asks Erica Page (Allison Hayes) if she can close her saloon in accordance with town regulations.
The women fight, but eventually Erica closes for the night.
After Rose exits, Erica tells lackey Jake (Jonathan Haze) to hire a killer, which he does, finding a man named Cane Miro (John Ireland).
As Cane enters town, Rose shoots at him, mistaking him for a man she has been searching out.
She apologizes.
Cane tells Rose that he is going to Oracle to see town mayor Gideon Polk (Martin Kingsley).
Cane enters Erica's saloon, where Polk has been telling her that she has overextended herself by buying lots of property along a proposed railroad track.
Cane confronts until Erica requests he stop.
When Erica and Cane are alone, Erica reveals that Rose is the woman who she paid Cane to kill, however, if the proposed railroad track is a success, she admits that Rose may not have to die.
Rose follows Cane as he exits town.
When he stops so she can catch up, they begin to talk and eventually kiss.
Jake watches and reports to Erica, who becomes irate.
She confronts Cane and demands he kill Rose immediately.
He reminds her that they cannot change the deal they made.
Later, Rose questions Cane on his relationship with Polk.
Cane tells her Polk had been his commander at a battle which could have been a victory but that Polk ran, depressing his men who were later decimated.
Rose makes Cane promise not to harm Polk, but Rose still has Polk placed in protective custody.
On Friday night, Cane becomes intoxicated.
When Rose visits him, he orders her off sourly.
Later, Erica enters his room, and Jake, who has been spying, sees the two kiss, but leaves before he sees Cane reject Erica.
Embarrassed, Erica orders Cane to kill Rose no matter what.
When she returns to her saloon, Jake slaps her, and Erica orders her out.
Jake goes to Rose's office and tells her everything he knows.
After, Jake goes to the saloon and draws out his gun on Cane.
Cane kills him, however, Rose does not arrest him as Erica claimed it was self-defense.
After receiving a letter from the Pony Express, telling her that the railroad will not be made, Cane and Erica ride into town, with the intent of Cane killing Rose.
Deputy Joshua Tate (Chris Alcaide) is killed when he confronts them.
Next, Cane goes after Polk, killing his wife when she shields him.
Cane then shoots and kills Polk.
Rose enters town, and Erica aims at her, however, Erica is shot by Cane before she can shoot.
Rose confronts Cane and they exchange fire.
After injuring him, Cane asks if Rose loved him, and she replies that she did.
Rose fatally wounds Cane, and leaves Oracle, declaring she will never come back. 
"Something About You" was the fourth single on New Edition's "Home Again" album, prominently sampling Edie Brickell's track "What I Am".
Although it was released individually in the UK, the song was released as a B-side with the accompanying single "One More Day" in the US (much like the release of its predecessors "I'm Still in Love with You"/"You Don't Have to Worry").
Ralph Tresvant lead vocals and Bobby Brown co-lead vocals.
The video for "Something About You" shared the same location and setting as its predecessor "I'm Still in Love with You" where it was shot at Villa Vizcaya in Miami. 
The Virgin Wolves have 2 official videos from their ep Bad Blood.
The first was shot on location in Denton, TX for their 1st single, Crawl.
The follow up video for Bad was shot in Dallas, TX by the same production company, White Cane Films.CRAWL VIDEOhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Agjn2X0-FKUBAD VIDEOhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_2h1kOeIPk&feature=related