Bonjour, and to the beautiful French city of Paris, here we come. We arrive by train and as you walk out of the station, I finally understand why they call this the city of love. With surroundings of eclectic buildings, fine foods, good looking people and a language even when spoken angrily sounds so sexy, make for a city of lovers. But hey that doesn’t matter here since most of us are single.

For the next 2 days, we indulge ourselves into the sights and lights of this great city, from the Eiffel tower to Notre Dame to walking a million miles around and around, this place has such a rich history to it. Before you know it, its time to move onto London for most of us Paris is definitely a place to return to, hopefully not alone, if you know what I mean ☺ Rudy

Alrighty! So we made it into London ready for our showcase at bar named Madame Jojo’s. Before this we had sometime to have a wonder through London. Buckingham Palace, London Bridge, Tower Bridge there was too much to see in one day really. In any case we had a show to do.
The bar was situated on a small street in Soho (an area in town) We were a little worried about the turnout at first since the gig started at 7.30pm which is a little early for a bar gig. However once we hit the stage, more and more people were rolling in. Like most new and unfamiliar audiences for us, it took a couple of songs for the Londoners to catch our vibe. But they did and they were really into it. I also think it’s worth mentioning that the bartenders were dancing behind the counter non-stop haha!
So a huge thank you to everyone who came to the gig to check us out.
The London show was over so we got some downtime, so some of the boys went to visit family just outside of the London while the rest of us just got onto one of the those city tour buses.
Sitting at the top of the unroofed double-decker we had a great view of everything… although we got confused at first with bus routes, ending up right in front of our hotel after about 20mins. But we figured that out and so we got a good look of the whole town. There was also a tour guide on the bus which was awesome because there’s a story behind every landmark and he filled us in… Also the tour guide was a total comedian… and I remember more of his jokes than his facts… Oh well!
If your looking for a place with a real history, London’s a great place to be. I recommend that you check it out …and catch a tour bus… and ask for Allan the tour guide!! You’ll love it! Cheerio
Imraan

EO Youthday
Wow, how do i kick this off??? Being in Holland was a real buzz to start off with, then arriving at the venue for the festival was just crazy....it was massive and a new standard in terms of stage, lighting and sound. Our dressing rooms were hot, I mean a decent apartment size room as our dressing room, kind of set the standard for the size and level of this gig

The show.... In case you are wondering, this is Tau dropping a line for the interested...OK cool...nerves were everywhere, I mean we were in Europe, opportunities like this dont come by everyday. I woke up at 5am and found it hard to snooze again, i was a little jet-lagged though...Anywayz, game face on, costume pressed and vocals all warmed up. i was ready. Glanced across the room and the boys looked freaked out but ready....here we GO!!!

Beat started, crowd responded with a deafening applause and I tripped on the first move (shame) I made it look like a slide thought...lol...

It was tight, the band was pumping, the vocals were doin their thing and the first song went off. We sang: Sunshine Day, Summertime (new), Shes Gone (new), Save me (new), Old Skool and Gotta Get Like This. All original songs and each track went down well, the crowd were into it, really engaged and a little shocked at what was going on, cos we were so off-beat and different. Mean times, we loved it and had heaps of fun too....feel free to YouTube the gig... Spacifix @ EO.... Tau