Today, three years ago, was the first time ever I saw Tokio Hotel. That was in Hannover, on May 5, 2007. I bought the tickets for the concert shortly after Christmas 2006, only two weeks after I heard their songs for the first time… The trip was very eventful – one of those trips you will remember all your life but never repeat! The concert was fantastic and I’m happy that I had the chance to see Tokio Hotel for the first time in their own country.
I haven’t had the chance yet to watch all the videos from last night’s “Underneath” concert, but at least I’ve watched this one and it is just amazing!
Now the Hanson concert series “5 of 5″ has started. Tonight they performed their album “Middle of Nowhere”. They streamed the whole concert live online and will do the same with all concerts, that’s great! Unfortunately, the concerts don’t start until after 2 am in Sweden…
Hanson’s “Kiss Me When You Come Home”, acoustic from Tay’s Music Exchange. I can still, after all these years, just sit and stare at them when they perform, spell-cound and totally fascinated…
Hanson’s new music video, it’s great and incredibly fun! It’s a tribute to “The Blues Brothers” and Weird Al Yankovic has a guest role in it. Watch it!
Picking only 1 GB out of all the music I have – that’s not easy! I’m going away for a few days and want to have some music with me, so I have been sitting here filling my old mp3 player. Here is one of the songs I’m taking with me:
Here is one of my favourite songs ever: “Believe” by Hanson!
This is a song from Hanson’s album “The Walk” from 2007. It’s a great song, written with a great purpose – to help people in Africa.
Now it’s possible to book Hanson’s limited editions of “Shout It Out” (released at the beginning of June). So here I am, tearing my hear – which edition should I buy? The “normal” deluxe, the Gold Package or the Platinum Package?
The Swedish Song Contest is over for this year. And as usual one of the worst songs won. I don’t get it – why does always the worst song win when there are so many good songs?! Whatever, now I look forward to Eric Saade’s summer tour instead!