Shows! Throwback Thursday

I saw Architects and Every Time I Die, but never put any of this up. I saw them in November '14.

Shows!

Aww I missed this blog. I just felt like I had to tell everyone that I saw a guilty pleasure last night. Does it make them a guilty pleasure if I'm "screamin from the top of the world" (hahaha) that I saw them last night and was totally into it? All well..



If you haven't already guessed or you know clicked on the link above, I saw Tokio Hotel.

BOOM!

It was amazing, alright?! There were foamy bubbles at the end. He made like four wardrobe changes which was all amazing in itself because he was wearing some elaborate clothes and he changed really fast. 

They are more electronic with their music now and some of the older songs didn't sound exactly right because of all the bass. That's one thing that I wished was different. There are bands that I just wish I could have seen earlier in their career because usually when they go on tour they play most of their new songs. This was one of them. Really, I'm just glad I saw them. I didn't think I'd ever see them.

So I took a video, but it got lost on my phone. I found this on youtube, which is from the same night I was there. If you go to this person's page, they have like four more videos from that night. Plus other nights, it looks like they followed them on tour. 

Pop Punk to Folk Rock?

From Good Charlotte to their side project, the music sounds different, but they still look like they belong in the rock band.
I like it. It's not "The Anthem", but it's got a cool sound to it. They were definitely exploring another musical side of themselves.

My Silly Guilty Pleasures

Ch-ch-check it out.

Throwback Thursday

Well not really for me. I wasn't even born when this song came out. I've just heard a lot lately and its been in my head. Also I had just found out the artist a few weeks ago, Deep Purple, who also did smoke on the water, which I also thought was the only hit they had.

 

Crossfaith

Have you seen these guys, Crossfaith?  They look like they could be in K Pop, with their trendy hair














 but they're not that bad. I was a bit surprised. They were also grouped in with Chvrches, which threw me off as well.

Shows!

I saw Christina Perri and she is so adorable. Seriously the first concert I've ever been to where the artist actually talked to us. There have been a few where they just make little comments and then keep rocking, but she would make witty comments and tell a few stories that just made the whole experience more fun. She made fun of herself; at one point started making that unce-unce sound and then apologized. It was like she was just as excited as us to be there. She can also dance. And her voice is amazing. This was way different from any other show I've been to, you could actually hear people talking and my camera ACTUALLY picked up her voice and you can hear every word and don't have to guess the song through all the static. And when the show was over I didn't feel like I was going deaf, I could hear! 

Another first time ever, I've never seen a proposal on stage before. Apparently that's the thing to do at a Christina Perri concert because later I found out that that had been the third one this tour. 

I still love all of my moshing shows, but it's nice to have a fun show like this once in a while, where all I have to do is stand there and watch and maybe bust out my singing chops. Especially when she separates the audience into groups and gives us different words to sing and it all becomes one big round.

I felt the love Christina Perri, I felt it!

After the proposal she serenaded them with "A Thousand Years". They're sitting behind the piano.