John Ira Shepherd Hanson, that’s the most recent addition to the Hanson family. Zac’s first child.
Young Zac, I remember when he was 13 years old and was sitting there behind the far too big drumset, or was having fun in front of the camera, or was bored during interviews… Now he’s 22 years old, married, and a father!
Shepherd… Sure I do love “my” Hanson guys, but they’re terribly good at choosing weird names for their children!
Here are my videos from the performance of Rongedal. “Who Do You Think You’re Foolin’”, “Hello Euphoria” and “Just A Minute”.
Today I went to Marieberg Köpcentrum again, to see Rongedal. They performed some songs and had a signing session. Me and my sister waited until the end of the session, took a chans – and got autographs in our writing pads instead. And the twins are really nice people!
Here are my videos from the Amy Diamond performance. “Speed of Light”, “What’s In It For Me” and “Thank You”.
Today I went to the mall in Marieberg to see Amy Diamond. I’m not a fan but I think she is good for her age, and has a good voice. Her song from the Song Contest was one of the better ones, so it was fun to see her live. Most of the people in the audience was 4-12 years old, which was good for me: because I had a good view even though I stood some distance away from the stage…
It’s over. The award ceremony that I (and all other fans) have been waiting for for weeks (months?) – COMET 2008 in Oberhausen! The music award where Tokio Hotel were nominated in three categories, with a small chance of winning even a fourth Comet. They won all four!
Early this morning I got an e-mail from Hanson.net where it said:
“We are planning on getting back on the road in the US this fall, and plan on touring in Europe at the same time. We will let you know more as all the details come together.”
The feeling of watching the guys singing Ready, Set, Go on Conan O’Brien last night was fantastic. It felt like when they won a European Music Award last year. It’s big, it’s huge – and I feel so proud! Now “our” guys are known all around the world! It’s amazing. Some teenagers (okay, G&G are […]
What is there to do at 4 pm on Whitsun Eve? Going to the cinema! At least that’s what me and my family did. I promise, I have NEVER felt so alone in a cinema before! Hardly anyone was there, and me and my family got a private showing. We watched “Spiderwick”, a fantasy adventure that takes place partly in modern times and partly “80 years earlier”. Three children and their mother move into an abandoned house where their aunt used to live. That aunt now lives in a psych ward, saying that her father was abducted by the Elves.
I admit that I’m totally crazy about Hanson, and I don’t feel ashamed for it. They’ve been my favourite band since I was 9 years old. But I’m not that crazy that I jump onto stage during their concerts and throw myself on my “darling”, like this girl: