Despite Wars and Rumors Of War, My Love With Princess Incredible Always Remains Unbroken

Ladies and gentlemen, I present my sweetheart, Princess Incredible, singing a song of never-ending devotion live on stage in London, England. And you get a front row seat.

Are They Waiting For A Visit In Denmark, Norway and Elsewhere? The Lovely and Talented Eivør Seem to Think So

I think a city as steeped in the performing arts as Houston will appreciate the clarion call of European artist Eivør. She, like most of the planet she lives on, may be growing inceasingly tired of waiting. Maybe it's time to let it come?

I imagine the flight that brings an end to their confusion. An end to their discouragement. I look forward to someday carry on that wonderful tradition that I've tried to build here that includes London, Perth and Rome. Where does John Tyler go next?

Y'all decide.

I've Loved You Since The First Day I Laid Eyes On You. Happy Valentine's Day, Sweetheart

Those watching this blog (or my previous blog) over the years might wonder how long our love has endured. My eyes first saw her beauty more years ago than most of you would believe at this point, but the Princess has come up with a pretty good round number in this song that certainly illustrates how long it's felt at times.

Happy Valentine's Day, angel. Just know that I'm thinking about you tonight. Looking forward to that day...

Remembering that great night in San Antonio with Stryper

This night was my 10th Stryper show since discovering the band as a freshman at La Porte High School. Before this evening, I saw them twice on Soldiers Under Command (Houston and Pasadena), once on To Hell with the Devil, once on In God We Trust, twice on the reunion tour (Houston and Orlando), once on Reborn, once on Fallen, once on GDE, and then this increbile night in San Antonio. Since that night, I've seen them again in San Antonio on the Final Battle Tour.

Tonight we're remembering that wonderful evening in San Antonio. Are you warriors ever coming through Houston again?

Princess Party!! Disney Princess Demi Lovato And Little Mix From U.K. Fill Toyota Center To Rafters

I wandered into the 19,000-seat Toyota Center downtown expecting love and victory. We couldn't have planned it any better than this. Disney Princess Demi Lovato marched into Houston with Little Mix, the winners of England's X Factor, packing the arena from top to bottom for an evening of live music and ear-piercing screaming.

What we experienced on that stage in this video was possibly the biggest Princess Party in Houston to that point. What a fantastic, exhilarating experience we were lucky enough to enjoy together. My visit to the U.K. was incredibly fun and rewarding, but who knew lovely British warriors would someday tranverse the mighty ocean to deliver such a spectacular Princess performance for fans congragating in my hometown of Houston?

Thank you.

What Happens When John Is In The Audience? Here's A Great Night With New Zealand's Lorde in Houston

You might think to yourself that all these videos are well and good, but what actually happens when John is in the crowd? What happens when he's not just posting videos from the safety of his couch, but actually wanders into one of these live music venues when an artist is performing the songs?

My friends, we call that event a "Princess Party". An absolutely incredible moment when the Princess and John the lover finally stand face-to-face.

Here's a prime example, when New Zealand's Lorde visited Houston and did her thing at the Bayou Music Center downtown. An unforgetable, historic evening for those of us lucky enough to attend.

If the live "Princess Party" is a concept you enjoy, I'll continue to share other examples right here on the blog.

Fellow Houstonian Beyonce Amazes With Spectacular Display Of Princess Love On World's Biggest Stage

So there I was in San Antonio at the now defunct Tilted Kilt on 1604, watching the Super Bowl on a big televison set with other Houston-area residents who had come into town for a visit. The game kept us entertained, along with several kilt-bearing warriors who periodically visited our table with refreshments and chow. Then, at halftime, the real treat: a Houstonian named Princess Beyonce stepped onto the stage...

An amazing display of Princess love and devotion flowed into the room there in San Antonio, and into living rooms around the globe, like a mightly rushing stream. We might have even heard her yell the name "John" somewhere around 2:55 into the performance. What I can tell you for sure is that we saw Princess love from a fellow Houstonian on arguably the biggest stage ever: the Super Bowl.

Thank you, Beyonce, for your love and boldness. I refuse to let this incredible performance and display of courage fade into Super Bowl history. This halftime show is really special, and I'm honored to post it here.

Stay tuned. Who knows, I may have some other surprises planned as we count down to the Big Game.