As we enter the early planning stages of my next international visit, I need your help deciding where John Tyler goes next. Electronic and industrial music in Europe seems to have been a consistent contributor to our efforts here. Here's Maya Saban from Germany, who misses me greatly, although amazingly she's never met me yet.
She believes in dreams. This is just the tip of the iceberg. Fantastic music, some of it mostly unheard of until now by American audiences. And there's much more to come.
Are you ready for what comes next? Australia's highest-selling female artist of all time on national television down under, my friends and neighbors. Australia is one of the countries that I already ventured through in the past, and my exploits have apparently become legendary. Don't believe me? They're ready for a victory party with dancers and confetti!
How are we doing on that endeavor here in the United States, my friends? You've likely already seen a posting from my previous visit to Australia. Let's plan on an even more exciting post in the future...if that's even possible. Thank you.
What's John listening to tonight? The incredible new industrial dance track from Nine Inch Nails. Wes was even nice enough to spin this for us last night at Numbers. This is absolutely my favorite new NIN music in many years.
If you were surprised by my recent posts from English artists (like Ellie Goulding and Dua Lipa) on the blog, I encourage you to stay tuned. Wait until you see what I post from another continent I've visited! If you're new here, I think you'll be continuously surprised at the attention this has garnered globally.
As we begin considering my next international endeavor, I look back at my visit to London. Where does John visit next? Is it Paris, Hamburg, Athens, Cape Town, or even back to Australia or Rome? Can a simple four- or five-day visit from any one tourist leave an indelible impression? You watch and decide.
As for London, my hopes are the people I encountered remember me fondly. I believe I made a good impression, but what does Princess Adele think? Here's a lovely video filmed at The Church Studios.
My visit to London was so successful (in my humble opinion), do you think it's possible they could be anxiously awaiting another airplane landing there in the future?
Y'all watch the video and decide. Thank you, again, #Princess Ellie. I'll always fondly remember our evening together here at the Bayou Music Center in Houston.
Asia was obviously unbelievably incredible, but are you ready for Europe?
U.K. artist Dua Lipa was another who captured my attention for great Princess content after my London visit. A beautiful and talented artist whose music once brought Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails to tears (incredible), she offered so much love, and displayed so much boldness, we applaud her willingness to declare before huge audiences that she in fact might be the one.
Weep no longer, Trent, as we have placed Dua at the forefront of women strong enough to carry the Princess mantle for Europe. Please stay tuned and know my exciting visit to London was not in vain.
We're going to wrap up our look torward Asia (for now) with my special lovers from the South Korean girl group Twice. I have to say that these young ladies of the Far East have displayed such an exceptional ability to show the world that this love has grown to the furthest regions of the planet. Are you ready to focus our attention to Europe, Australia, or wherever I my visit next?
Yes, America, this is really happening around the globe. Thank you, ladies, for your talent and for your boldness. You forever have my love, respect and affection. Keep up the great work.
