Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

Sunday, 3 June 2012

Urban Voodoo Machine

We did some sightseeing before the gig

On Friday, we went to Glasgow to see Urban Voodoo Machine for my boyfriend's birthday. It was our first time in Glasgow, so we got there early to make sure we had plenty of time to work out where we were going. I even drew out a little map to help us find the venue. However, what I didn't realise was that there are two O2 venues in Glasgow... When we got to where I thought we should be going, we found a completely closed up building! Oops! Luckily, we still had time to make it to the correct venue.

My outfit: top from Monki, skirt from Vero Moda, shoes from Kurt Geiger

I'm pulling a bit of a funny face in the above photo because the sun was in my eyes, and I was trying to keep them open long enough to take the photo!

Having a fit of the giggles while doing silly poses!

I love this top, especially the scalloped edges

A blurry photo of the band!

We danced so much, it was a really fun gig and the encore was amazing. The venue was really nice too. The next day, my feet hurt and my boyfriend's back was aching from all the dancing we did!

Saturday, 12 May 2012

I Heart Hart of Dixie

I'm really enjoying the first season of Hart of Dixie so far. I find the quirky plot very entertaining, and I also love the music and of course the fashion! It sort of reminds me of Gilmore Girls, my all time favourite programme. And from Zoe Hart's modern city style to Lemon Breeeland's Southern belle outfits, there is some great fashion inspiration to be had!
What TV programmes do you get fashion inspiration from?

Lemon Breeland
realstylenetwork.com
kentonmagazine.com
fanwebsite.co.uk

Zoe Hart
fabsugar.com
coolspotters.com
candymag.com

One of my favourite songs from the show: Little Miss by Sugarland.

Wednesday, 25 April 2012

Favourite Music: Vanessa Carlton


Vanessa Carlton is one of my favourite musicians. I still listen to her album Heroes and Thieves, released in 2007, repeatedly and the songs have become like family to me. If I'm feeling sad or scared, Heroes And Thieves makes me feel better. When Rabbits On The Run was released last year I was very excited, and the album more than lived up to my expectations. It has a magical, dreamy sound, with incredible songs such as I Don't Want To Be A Bride, Dear California, Get Good and Carousel (below).

The songs are woven with beautiful lyrics like 'It's hard to know what's good for you, I know she let you down, but the fever breaks when it's too much to take, so you can put your weapons down' (Carousel), 'Don't need no golden ring, it'd be no match for the love you bring, from London to Tennessee, we could catch a train to another life, on a whim under the moonlight, I promise you, will you promise me?' (I Don't Want To Be A Bride) and 'Are the echoes coming back to you, is wisdom seeing patterns on a loop, like a blanket around you, you were weaving colours, when I saw you, put your velvet on in moonlight, or have you lost your constellation eyes?' (Get Good).

Rabbits On The Run is definitely worth a listen, as is Heroes And Thieves.