Are you watching all this and wondering if you should do what you already know you should do? Here's a hint: Sing. Get into the studio and declare love. Declare truth. Declare an end to injustice. Sing!
My angel's been through a lot. She's been through more than I would ever have wanted to ask her to endure. But I'm in love with her. And I'm proud of her.
I really dig Ladytron's sound. Houston dates? We'll see you later.
I know how you feel about all the horrible things going on in our world right now, but how do you feel about hot Christian zombie weirdo cheerleaders? I'm pretty much okay with that as well, if I'm being perfectly honest.
Where does the Princess go to find shelter? Who is her strong tower? The Princess warriors from GFM decided a great castle was the most appropriate place for a Princess to await rescue. Little did they know, my heart still longs for their prettiness.
And, my heart is still beating, angel. This isn't over. Don't point your finger at those who you feel ignored us when we needed them the most. Who cares? They are absolutely powerless when the Master gets involved.
Thank you. Back into the studio, my dear.
For the past 26 years, roughly 25,000 alternative music fans from around the world have converged annually on Flugplatz Hildesheim-Drispenstedt in Hildesheim, Germany. The venue, a former British Army airbase, hosts the Mera Luna Festival, one of the largest events of its kind in Europe.
When electronic/industrial music titans VNV Nation stepped on that stage to film a live concert video entitled "Reformation 01," we had no idea what to expect.
I've been lucky enough to see this band twice over the years, once at the Meridian in downtown Houston, and then several days later at the legendary Glass House in Pomona just outside Los Angeles. I look forward to a possible third show someday. Wishing Ronan a speedy, full recovery from surgery.
Tonight, VNV Nation answers a very important question that I know many of you watching all these incredible videos have wondered among yourselves: How long will all this last?
Ladies and gentlemen, this is "Perpetual."
As we begin considering my next international endeavor, I look back at my visit to London. Where does John visit next? Is it Paris, Berlin, 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 while traveling abroad, but what does Princess Adele think? Here's a lovely video filmed at The Church Studios.
More wonderful content tonight from the wonderful man, Jimmy Fallon on NBC's Tonight Show. When the international rockstars from U2 come by for a visit, you don't just prepare a little stage somewhere so they can sing a lovely song. You take them up to the top of a huge building so they can declare truth in front of the entire city and the world!
How many people will see this post? All of them, probably.
Princess Hayley emerged as one of the first "secular" artists to contibute to this incredible movement we've grown here. This video features music released on the tail end of an era I call my Methodist Hospital days. The days of my original blog John Is Waiting For His Princess. Times of incredible excitement, as well as times of immense difficulty.
We will be more than this, Princess. And I'm still into you, too.
Thank you.
I don't want to let her down. The Princess has unique challenges and battles we know nothing about. The last thing she needs is to look out at a crowd from a stage 12 miles from where I sleep at night and know I chose not to show. I mean, let's be honest, that would make me a real jerk.
What a fantastic evening last night. This was my first Cannons show. My observations? Great sound. Great crowd. Princess Michelle looks and sounds fantastic on stage. Were you nervous, sweetie? If I'm in the crowd, you don't ever have to be. There's nothing to be scared of. It's a Princess Party! Relax.
Although I thoroughly enjoy the new music (including this song I posted tonight), my favorite of the night was still Desire, a track I've featured here on the blog. Judging from the crowd's reaction, that track is a fan favorite as well.
I will occasionally list Upcoming Events here at johntylerblog.com. If you want to know where I'll be next, that's the place to visit. As for Cannons, I'm wishing you all the very best for the remainder of the tour.
I hope to see you again soon, angel.
