"MCFLY VOW TO NEVER DROP HIT SONGS
UNLIKE some artists who get bored of playing their biggest hits, McFly have vowed never to drop fan favourites Five Colours In Her Hair and All About You from their live set.
I caught up with the four-piece on the shoot of their new video for single That’s The Truth.
Singer Tom Fletcher, 25, told me: “Five Colours is the only song we’ve played at every show since the beginning.
“We’ve played All About You ever since our second tour too.”
The lads will soon start rehearsing for their Above The Noise arena tour, which kicks off on March 12 in Nottingham.
It’s no wonder the issue of picking a setlist has come up.
But while their latest album has spawned their biggest hit in years – Shine A Light featuring Taio Cruz, 26 – new songs are now on the cards.
Harry Judd, 25, added: “The real aim is to write bigger and bigger hits all the time.”
Daily Star
McFlylla oli eilen heidän ensimmäinen keikkansa tänä vuonna. HUOM SPOILERI!
Tässä on eilisen settilista, jota he luultavasti soittavat koko kiertueen sitä ehkä hieman muuttaen:
1. Party Girl
2. Nowhere Left to Run
3. Five Colours
4. If U C Kate
5. I Need a Woman
6. Lies
7. Falling in Love
8. Star Girl
9. Dynamite
10. End of the World
11. Acoustic track (eilen The Heart Never Lies)
12. All About You
13. I'll Be Your Man
Encore
14. One For the Radio
15. That's the Truth
16. Shine a Light.
Käyttäjä nimeltä RowanMiller lisäsi Youtubeen monta hyvälaatuista videota, tässä yksi niistä: ensimmäinen kerta, kun McFly esitti That's the Truthin livenä konsertissa.
lauantai 29. tammikuuta 2011
torstai 27. tammikuuta 2011
Ensin pari videota Birminghamista:
Ja Real Radiolta:
Sitten artikkeleita:
"McFlying high
IT seems McFly have had something of a seven-year itch with the music industry.
Nearly a decade after they burst into the charts all fresh-faced and baggy-jeaned with pop-tastic Five Colours in Her Hair, they’re back with an edge.
Seven years after forming, the jeans are tighter and the gelled spikes have been ditched for a more dishevelled look.
Yet the strong melodies and brotherly camaraderie which made them popular in the first place remains – this is still unmistakably McFly.
Tom Fletcher says: “Above the Noise (the band’s new album) is a change in direction for us, but it’s nice to experiment and try new things.
“We worked with Dallas Austin (American R‘n’B super-producer) and Taio Cruz as we thought we’d try something new.
“As everyone gets older their musical taste changes and you experiment, it’s the same for us. But when you’re in the studio it’s horrible if you over analyse things.
"You just make something you like and that you hope will appeal to different people.
“When people see us in the street they used to sing Five Colours in Her Hair at us, but now it’s Shine a Light.” (The band’s recent top five single.)
McFly’s fans too have got older, but they’re still ardent. Dozens were waiting at the gates of our interview venue – the Metro Radio Arena – waiting for a glimpse of their heroes.
The group will be back in Tyneside in March for their Above the Noise tour, the first arena tour in two years. It’s a return to what they love most.
Touring, the band says, is the best bit about being McFly,
“We always try and put on a show,” explains Danny Jones.
“The last tour was pretty impressive because we had a flying stage, but we haven’t started rehearsals for this one yet.
“We’re pretty hands-on though and will give them a wish list of how we want the set to be.
“We’re going to be more shocking than Lady Gaga,” he jokes.
Tom says: “The first night of tour is always a bit scary because in arena tours you have explosions or bits of the stage that move.
“It’s such an adrenaline rush and you never lose that. If anything you appreciate it more when you get older because you know what’s going on
The singer adds: “We’ve been around for seven years now. I like to think that’s because it’s good music, but also because our fans can see how much we enjoy it.
“The main reason bands stop is because they split up, but we love our job.
“A lot of pop music isn’t genuine, but we absolutely love McFly. We are the biggest McFly fans.”
So playing music and the reaction of fans is the best thing about being in the band, but the worst thing, it seems, is people like me. Journalists that is, who ask them questions as part of promotional drives.
In seven years as a band there’s not many questions they haven’t been asked – what’s the weirdest thing a fan’s ever sent you is the most popular, and tedious one, they say.
Turns out the weirdest thing Tom was given was huge box of Stilton by a Japanese fan. (He volunteered that information, I didn’t ask.)
The lads, however, were on top form when I met them: all jokes, friendly banter and hungry for their forthcoming delivery of Subway sandwiches.
Lunch over, the hungry fans outside got their wish when the band went over to sign autographs, talk to mums on phones and pose for snaps.
Mum-of-two Claire Todhunter, 37, from Hylton Castle was one of those to make the trip from Sunderland in the hope of meeting the band.
She did, and now has a signed mobile phone to prove it.
“I found out they were going to be here because Tom put it on Twitter,” she explained.
“So I thought I would come down and see them. They are amazing, they are lovely to their fans.”
Stacie Hartburn, 22, from Herrington Burn, said: “I have loved them since I was 14 and still do. I wasn’t sure about their new stuff, but I love it now. I can’t wait to see them in concert.”
Sunderland Echo
"McFly star takes on 'The Cube'
McFly star Tom Fletcher has filmed an appearance on a celebrity edition of ITV1 gameshow The Cube.
Previous personalities to appear on the Phillip Schofield-hosted programme include Dame Kelly Holmes and Kelly Osbourne. Writing on Twitter, the singer refused to reveal if he had been successful in the various challenges.
"I've had a VERY tricky afternoon inside The Cube," he told fans. "Won't tell you how I did...you'll have to wait and watch!!! (sic)"
His bandmate Dougie Poynter added: "Just watched @tommcfly kick The Cube right in the shins and call its mum a fat square. Today he did something great!"
Describing the episode as "intense", Schofield also revealed that he has completed filming the third series.
"Our best yet without question," he wrote. "I'll let you know when it's on the telly but I'm guessing Spring."
Digital Spy
Ja Real Radiolta:
Sitten artikkeleita:
"McFlying high
IT seems McFly have had something of a seven-year itch with the music industry.
Nearly a decade after they burst into the charts all fresh-faced and baggy-jeaned with pop-tastic Five Colours in Her Hair, they’re back with an edge.
Seven years after forming, the jeans are tighter and the gelled spikes have been ditched for a more dishevelled look.
Yet the strong melodies and brotherly camaraderie which made them popular in the first place remains – this is still unmistakably McFly.
Tom Fletcher says: “Above the Noise (the band’s new album) is a change in direction for us, but it’s nice to experiment and try new things.
“We worked with Dallas Austin (American R‘n’B super-producer) and Taio Cruz as we thought we’d try something new.
“As everyone gets older their musical taste changes and you experiment, it’s the same for us. But when you’re in the studio it’s horrible if you over analyse things.
"You just make something you like and that you hope will appeal to different people.
“When people see us in the street they used to sing Five Colours in Her Hair at us, but now it’s Shine a Light.” (The band’s recent top five single.)
McFly’s fans too have got older, but they’re still ardent. Dozens were waiting at the gates of our interview venue – the Metro Radio Arena – waiting for a glimpse of their heroes.
The group will be back in Tyneside in March for their Above the Noise tour, the first arena tour in two years. It’s a return to what they love most.
Touring, the band says, is the best bit about being McFly,
“We always try and put on a show,” explains Danny Jones.
“The last tour was pretty impressive because we had a flying stage, but we haven’t started rehearsals for this one yet.
“We’re pretty hands-on though and will give them a wish list of how we want the set to be.
“We’re going to be more shocking than Lady Gaga,” he jokes.
Tom says: “The first night of tour is always a bit scary because in arena tours you have explosions or bits of the stage that move.
“It’s such an adrenaline rush and you never lose that. If anything you appreciate it more when you get older because you know what’s going on
The singer adds: “We’ve been around for seven years now. I like to think that’s because it’s good music, but also because our fans can see how much we enjoy it.
“The main reason bands stop is because they split up, but we love our job.
“A lot of pop music isn’t genuine, but we absolutely love McFly. We are the biggest McFly fans.”
So playing music and the reaction of fans is the best thing about being in the band, but the worst thing, it seems, is people like me. Journalists that is, who ask them questions as part of promotional drives.
In seven years as a band there’s not many questions they haven’t been asked – what’s the weirdest thing a fan’s ever sent you is the most popular, and tedious one, they say.
Turns out the weirdest thing Tom was given was huge box of Stilton by a Japanese fan. (He volunteered that information, I didn’t ask.)
The lads, however, were on top form when I met them: all jokes, friendly banter and hungry for their forthcoming delivery of Subway sandwiches.
Lunch over, the hungry fans outside got their wish when the band went over to sign autographs, talk to mums on phones and pose for snaps.
Mum-of-two Claire Todhunter, 37, from Hylton Castle was one of those to make the trip from Sunderland in the hope of meeting the band.
She did, and now has a signed mobile phone to prove it.
“I found out they were going to be here because Tom put it on Twitter,” she explained.
“So I thought I would come down and see them. They are amazing, they are lovely to their fans.”
Stacie Hartburn, 22, from Herrington Burn, said: “I have loved them since I was 14 and still do. I wasn’t sure about their new stuff, but I love it now. I can’t wait to see them in concert.”
Sunderland Echo
"McFly star takes on 'The Cube'
McFly star Tom Fletcher has filmed an appearance on a celebrity edition of ITV1 gameshow The Cube.
Previous personalities to appear on the Phillip Schofield-hosted programme include Dame Kelly Holmes and Kelly Osbourne. Writing on Twitter, the singer refused to reveal if he had been successful in the various challenges.
"I've had a VERY tricky afternoon inside The Cube," he told fans. "Won't tell you how I did...you'll have to wait and watch!!! (sic)"
His bandmate Dougie Poynter added: "Just watched @tommcfly kick The Cube right in the shins and call its mum a fat square. Today he did something great!"
Describing the episode as "intense", Schofield also revealed that he has completed filming the third series.
"Our best yet without question," he wrote. "I'll let you know when it's on the telly but I'm guessing Spring."
Digital Spy
maanantai 24. tammikuuta 2011
"McFly's Dougie Poynter hits back at ex Frankie Sandford
I feel for Dougie Poynter of McFly. Not only did he get dumped for a second time by The Saturdays’ Frankie Sandford but he now has to hear all about her scoring with new beau, footballer Wayne Bridge.
But the bassist has got his revenge – by blasting Frankie for being a “no one” until they began dating in 2008.
“Francesca was no one before we met. I’d never date another famous person, it’s not really me – I’m just a Star Wars obsessed geek,” he says. “I didn’t fit in with The Saturdays and JLS party scene anyway. It won’t be third time lucky for us, that’s it now.” Over to you Frankie..."
The Mirror
"McFly star looks back on his early career
POP star Danny Jones has been reminiscing about his days playing at open mic nights around Bolton ahead of his band McFly’s tour of arenas next year.
The band will play the MEN Arena, in Manchester, on March 19, but Danny revealed his career started in much smaller venues closer to home.
“I used to play at the buskers ball,” he said.
“It travelled around the pubs but the one at the Man and Scythe was the best. Going to those nights really helped me.”
The singer was speaking after the band, which also includes by Tom Fletcher, Harry Judd and Dougie Poynter, had recorded a special acoustic session for Manchester’s Real Radio.
And the mob of screaming girls, who were standing outside hoping to catch a glimpse of the heartthrobs, proved their popularity remains undiminished — eight years after they first burst on to the pop scene with their debut single Five Colours In Her Hair.
“I’m pretty impressed there are still people who’ll stand out there,” former Thornleigh pupil Danny said.
“It’s nice to see, and we never take it for granted.”
The boys were promoting their next single, That’s The Truth, the third from their latest album Above The Noise, which will be released on March 6.
They recorded the album in Atlanta with superproducer Dallas Austin, who has also worked with Michael Jackson and Gwen Stefani.
“Recording with Dallas was a ball,” said 24-year old Danny.
“I think we did more partying than we did work — but the work we did do was good.
He’s a great guy, he was like the fifth member of McFly while we were recording.”
He admits when the band started they had no idea how popular they would become.
“We never expected to be as successful as we are — it’s amazing,” said Danny.
“The past two years we’ve grown internationally as well, that’s been amazing for us. Fingers crossed we’ll keep going and keep growing — we’ve still got goals to achieve.”
The Bolton News
"McFly gearing up for Birmingham tour date
Ask McFly about Birmingham and the lads mutter a few complimentary words about the hotels and the city’s football teams.
But mention Wolverhampton and their eyes light up as they think back to the time when four nervous boys took to the stage at the Civic Hall for their first gig.
They are so fond of the venue that four years ago they used it to film their Greatest Hits Arena Tour DVD.
Danny Jones, Doug Poynter, Harry Judd and Tom Fletcher were at the NIA in Birmingham yesterday to promote their tour, which comes to Birmingham LG Arena on March 30.
But Doug said: “To us Wolverhampton is a special place as it was the first time we led a show.
“We filmed our DVD at the Civic Hall because of the importance of the venue to us, as we have had some of our best shows there.”
Express & Star (sivulla on myös video)
I feel for Dougie Poynter of McFly. Not only did he get dumped for a second time by The Saturdays’ Frankie Sandford but he now has to hear all about her scoring with new beau, footballer Wayne Bridge.
But the bassist has got his revenge – by blasting Frankie for being a “no one” until they began dating in 2008.
“Francesca was no one before we met. I’d never date another famous person, it’s not really me – I’m just a Star Wars obsessed geek,” he says. “I didn’t fit in with The Saturdays and JLS party scene anyway. It won’t be third time lucky for us, that’s it now.” Over to you Frankie..."
The Mirror
"McFly star looks back on his early career
POP star Danny Jones has been reminiscing about his days playing at open mic nights around Bolton ahead of his band McFly’s tour of arenas next year.
The band will play the MEN Arena, in Manchester, on March 19, but Danny revealed his career started in much smaller venues closer to home.
“I used to play at the buskers ball,” he said.
“It travelled around the pubs but the one at the Man and Scythe was the best. Going to those nights really helped me.”
The singer was speaking after the band, which also includes by Tom Fletcher, Harry Judd and Dougie Poynter, had recorded a special acoustic session for Manchester’s Real Radio.
And the mob of screaming girls, who were standing outside hoping to catch a glimpse of the heartthrobs, proved their popularity remains undiminished — eight years after they first burst on to the pop scene with their debut single Five Colours In Her Hair.
“I’m pretty impressed there are still people who’ll stand out there,” former Thornleigh pupil Danny said.
“It’s nice to see, and we never take it for granted.”
The boys were promoting their next single, That’s The Truth, the third from their latest album Above The Noise, which will be released on March 6.
They recorded the album in Atlanta with superproducer Dallas Austin, who has also worked with Michael Jackson and Gwen Stefani.
“Recording with Dallas was a ball,” said 24-year old Danny.
“I think we did more partying than we did work — but the work we did do was good.
He’s a great guy, he was like the fifth member of McFly while we were recording.”
He admits when the band started they had no idea how popular they would become.
“We never expected to be as successful as we are — it’s amazing,” said Danny.
“The past two years we’ve grown internationally as well, that’s been amazing for us. Fingers crossed we’ll keep going and keep growing — we’ve still got goals to achieve.”
The Bolton News
"McFly gearing up for Birmingham tour date
Ask McFly about Birmingham and the lads mutter a few complimentary words about the hotels and the city’s football teams.
But mention Wolverhampton and their eyes light up as they think back to the time when four nervous boys took to the stage at the Civic Hall for their first gig.
They are so fond of the venue that four years ago they used it to film their Greatest Hits Arena Tour DVD.
Danny Jones, Doug Poynter, Harry Judd and Tom Fletcher were at the NIA in Birmingham yesterday to promote their tour, which comes to Birmingham LG Arena on March 30.
But Doug said: “To us Wolverhampton is a special place as it was the first time we led a show.
“We filmed our DVD at the Civic Hall because of the importance of the venue to us, as we have had some of our best shows there.”
Express & Star (sivulla on myös video)
lauantai 22. tammikuuta 2011
Promokiertue & That's the Truth -traileri
Laitoin jo aikaisemmin tuon esiintymisen BBC Look Northista, mutta tässä on haastattelukin:
McFly vieraili North East Tonightilla:
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"Video: McFly dine out at Lowry Hotel's River Restaurant
With their latest album they’ve gone for a brand new sound and a sophisticated new image – and it seems the lads from McFly have more refined tastes when it comes to a night out these days, too.
For the foursome tell me that rather than a night of rock ‘n’ roll hellraising, they prefer a spot of fine dining in fancy restaurants.
To prove the point, they tell me when they arrived here on Wednesday night they preferred a slap-up meal at The Lowry Hotel’s swanky River Room restaurant rather than a night partying on the town.
See the video of the interview below ...
And the lads like to go to posh eateries every week together as a group – then all give them a rating for the meal in the style of hit Channel 4 show Come Dine With Me. Bandmate Tom Fletcher said: “We’ve long appreciated a good meal and a glass of fine wine.
Boltonian Danny Jones added: “We’re getting to that age now! When we all headed down to the restaurant, Dougie was even sat there having a nice glass of dessert wine with his cheese.”
The band’s biggest hits include All About You, but it was all about food as the lads tucked into a la carte meals at The Lowry, which included Cheshire beef fillets served with braised beef ravioli (£25), followed by peanut butter cheesecake with fresh raspberries, and bandmate Dougie Poynter’s favourite – a huge £10.50 platter of British farmhouse cheeses. And it was all washed down with a bottle of Danny’s favourite Spanish Ribera wine – a cool £65 a bottle.
Tom said: “We went through a stage last year where we’d all go to a nice restaurant every week as a group, and then we’d all rate it like on Come Dine With Me.” And The Lowry’s rating? An impressive 8.5/10, they informed me.
But they were most perturbed when The Diary informed the budding gourmands that Manchester is without a Michelin-starred restaurant.
Tom said: “No Michelin stars? That’s a real shame, and a little surprising.”
The chaps were getting their female fans in a frenzy when they headed to the Salford Quays’ studios of Real Radio yesterday – where they performed an acoustic set of songs including their new single, That’s The Truth.
Fans won’t have to wait long for their return to Manchester – they’ll be bringing their Above The Noise tour to the M.E.N Arena on March 19.
And they’re promising fans they won’t be disappointed.
Danny says: “We’re always trying to put on the best show possible, and we can’t wait to get to the M.E.N Arena. Growing up I saw all my idols play there so it’s always something special to get on that stage.”
Manchester Evening News
"McFly reveal drummer Harry's 'doctored' six-pack at intimate Liverpool gig
McFly's drummer Harry Judd had pictures DOCTORED to enhance his six-pack, other members of the boyband revealed.
The half-naked 25-year-old graces the cover of this month's Attitude magazine, much to the amusement of his fellow bandmates.
Tom, Dougie and Danny couldn't contain their giggles when a fan produced a copy of the men's glossy at an intimate gig at Radio City in Liverpool during a tour of the station.
Revealing Harry's secret, cheeky guitarist Danny, 24, told fans: "Little do you know, there's loads of post-production on that.
"They put his six-pack on afterwards!"
Harry, who previously posed nude in a shower with the rest of the pop rock band, retorted: "Can you feel the jealousy in the room?"
Close pal Dougie, who jokingly claims to be "Harry Judd's girlfriend" on Twitter, sat open mouthed as he flicked through the pages in front of the giggling teen audience.
The 23-year-old bassist screamed: "Oh my God, I haven't seen that one.
"You're doing that thing when you try to look all cute.
"I'm actually going to get that blown up and put in my flat!"
The boys performed an acoustic gig to a delighted audience at the top of the Radio City tower, hosted by mid-morning DJ Rick Vaughn.
Despite a broken string, Tom and Danny sang their hit singles 'Shine A Light' and 'All About You' and gave a sneak preview of their new release 'That's The Truth'.
Ahead of their gig at the Echo Arena in March, guitarist Tom admitted that nerves still get the better of them.
The 25-year-old said: "The worst are the last few minutes before you go on stage because you just want to get on and do it.
Harry added: "We're very lucky because our fans are so into our gigs and they love it.
"Last time we had a floating stage though... I don't know if we can top that!"
McFly's 'Above the Noise' UK arena tour kicks off in Nottingham on 12th March before coming to the Echo Arena on Tuesday 29th March."
Click Liverpool
"Interview: Gordon Barr talks to McFly
McFLY are at the Metro Radio Arena in March but visited to the venue to chat to Entertainment Editor Gordon Barr. Dougie, Danny, Tom and Harry reveal today how they had to have the paramedics called in after their first ever Toon gig.
McFly are back ... with a new sound, a more mature mentality and minus the rock ’n’ roll lifestyle they once led.
I say rock ’n’ roll, but swap drugs and booze for coffees and energy drinks, which took their toll on one member of the chart-topping group the first time they played Newcastle.
McFly are in a chatty and amiable mood when I meet them in the Gold Club at the Metro Radio Arena – ahead of their gig at the venue on March 27 this year – as fans wait patiently outside.
Dougie, Danny, Tom and Harry have enjoyed two hit singles off their latest album Above The Noise, and will release new single That’s The Truth, in early March.
Its’ a very truthful Dougie who recalls their first ever gig at the Arena, as support act to Busted.
“I went a bit nuts, came off stage and went purple,” he recalls. “The paramedics were called.”
Dougie was, in fact, suffering the after effects of excesses ... but not in a typical rocker’s way!
“I was having shots of espresso and Red Bull and Poweraid and I was 16 and thought I needed more energy,” he smiles.
“But it kind of went the other way. I just went purple and everyone started to get worried. To be honest there was enough energy off the crowd. I was just young and naive.”
The lads are now on the comeback trail and their latest work sees them heading in a new musical direction. Fans will hear it live on March 27.
Don’t miss my full, revealing McFly interview in the Chronicle on the run-up to the gig."
Chronicle Live (sivulla on myös muutama kuva)
Viagogon sivuston kävijät äänestivät 10 henkilöä, jotka vain näyttävät paremmalta ikääntyessään ja Tom oli kolmantena. Voit katsoa koko listan täältä.
Tässä vielä That's the Truthin videon virallinen traileri:
McFly vieraili North East Tonightilla:
ja Metro Radiolla:
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"Video: McFly dine out at Lowry Hotel's River Restaurant
With their latest album they’ve gone for a brand new sound and a sophisticated new image – and it seems the lads from McFly have more refined tastes when it comes to a night out these days, too.
For the foursome tell me that rather than a night of rock ‘n’ roll hellraising, they prefer a spot of fine dining in fancy restaurants.
To prove the point, they tell me when they arrived here on Wednesday night they preferred a slap-up meal at The Lowry Hotel’s swanky River Room restaurant rather than a night partying on the town.
See the video of the interview below ...
And the lads like to go to posh eateries every week together as a group – then all give them a rating for the meal in the style of hit Channel 4 show Come Dine With Me. Bandmate Tom Fletcher said: “We’ve long appreciated a good meal and a glass of fine wine.
Boltonian Danny Jones added: “We’re getting to that age now! When we all headed down to the restaurant, Dougie was even sat there having a nice glass of dessert wine with his cheese.”
The band’s biggest hits include All About You, but it was all about food as the lads tucked into a la carte meals at The Lowry, which included Cheshire beef fillets served with braised beef ravioli (£25), followed by peanut butter cheesecake with fresh raspberries, and bandmate Dougie Poynter’s favourite – a huge £10.50 platter of British farmhouse cheeses. And it was all washed down with a bottle of Danny’s favourite Spanish Ribera wine – a cool £65 a bottle.
Tom said: “We went through a stage last year where we’d all go to a nice restaurant every week as a group, and then we’d all rate it like on Come Dine With Me.” And The Lowry’s rating? An impressive 8.5/10, they informed me.
But they were most perturbed when The Diary informed the budding gourmands that Manchester is without a Michelin-starred restaurant.
Tom said: “No Michelin stars? That’s a real shame, and a little surprising.”
The chaps were getting their female fans in a frenzy when they headed to the Salford Quays’ studios of Real Radio yesterday – where they performed an acoustic set of songs including their new single, That’s The Truth.
Fans won’t have to wait long for their return to Manchester – they’ll be bringing their Above The Noise tour to the M.E.N Arena on March 19.
And they’re promising fans they won’t be disappointed.
Danny says: “We’re always trying to put on the best show possible, and we can’t wait to get to the M.E.N Arena. Growing up I saw all my idols play there so it’s always something special to get on that stage.”
Manchester Evening News
"McFly reveal drummer Harry's 'doctored' six-pack at intimate Liverpool gig
McFly's drummer Harry Judd had pictures DOCTORED to enhance his six-pack, other members of the boyband revealed.
The half-naked 25-year-old graces the cover of this month's Attitude magazine, much to the amusement of his fellow bandmates.
Tom, Dougie and Danny couldn't contain their giggles when a fan produced a copy of the men's glossy at an intimate gig at Radio City in Liverpool during a tour of the station.
Revealing Harry's secret, cheeky guitarist Danny, 24, told fans: "Little do you know, there's loads of post-production on that.
"They put his six-pack on afterwards!"
Harry, who previously posed nude in a shower with the rest of the pop rock band, retorted: "Can you feel the jealousy in the room?"
Close pal Dougie, who jokingly claims to be "Harry Judd's girlfriend" on Twitter, sat open mouthed as he flicked through the pages in front of the giggling teen audience.
The 23-year-old bassist screamed: "Oh my God, I haven't seen that one.
"You're doing that thing when you try to look all cute.
"I'm actually going to get that blown up and put in my flat!"
The boys performed an acoustic gig to a delighted audience at the top of the Radio City tower, hosted by mid-morning DJ Rick Vaughn.
Despite a broken string, Tom and Danny sang their hit singles 'Shine A Light' and 'All About You' and gave a sneak preview of their new release 'That's The Truth'.
Ahead of their gig at the Echo Arena in March, guitarist Tom admitted that nerves still get the better of them.
The 25-year-old said: "The worst are the last few minutes before you go on stage because you just want to get on and do it.
Harry added: "We're very lucky because our fans are so into our gigs and they love it.
"Last time we had a floating stage though... I don't know if we can top that!"
McFly's 'Above the Noise' UK arena tour kicks off in Nottingham on 12th March before coming to the Echo Arena on Tuesday 29th March."
Click Liverpool
"Interview: Gordon Barr talks to McFly
McFLY are at the Metro Radio Arena in March but visited to the venue to chat to Entertainment Editor Gordon Barr. Dougie, Danny, Tom and Harry reveal today how they had to have the paramedics called in after their first ever Toon gig.
McFly are back ... with a new sound, a more mature mentality and minus the rock ’n’ roll lifestyle they once led.
I say rock ’n’ roll, but swap drugs and booze for coffees and energy drinks, which took their toll on one member of the chart-topping group the first time they played Newcastle.
McFly are in a chatty and amiable mood when I meet them in the Gold Club at the Metro Radio Arena – ahead of their gig at the venue on March 27 this year – as fans wait patiently outside.
Dougie, Danny, Tom and Harry have enjoyed two hit singles off their latest album Above The Noise, and will release new single That’s The Truth, in early March.
Its’ a very truthful Dougie who recalls their first ever gig at the Arena, as support act to Busted.
“I went a bit nuts, came off stage and went purple,” he recalls. “The paramedics were called.”
Dougie was, in fact, suffering the after effects of excesses ... but not in a typical rocker’s way!
“I was having shots of espresso and Red Bull and Poweraid and I was 16 and thought I needed more energy,” he smiles.
“But it kind of went the other way. I just went purple and everyone started to get worried. To be honest there was enough energy off the crowd. I was just young and naive.”
The lads are now on the comeback trail and their latest work sees them heading in a new musical direction. Fans will hear it live on March 27.
Don’t miss my full, revealing McFly interview in the Chronicle on the run-up to the gig."
Chronicle Live (sivulla on myös muutama kuva)
Viagogon sivuston kävijät äänestivät 10 henkilöä, jotka vain näyttävät paremmalta ikääntyessään ja Tom oli kolmantena. Voit katsoa koko listan täältä.
Tässä vielä That's the Truthin videon virallinen traileri:
torstai 20. tammikuuta 2011
That's the Truth -radiokiertue, Frougie..
McFly on ollut tällä viikolla radiokiertueella ympäri Englantia. He vierailivat esimerkiksi BBC Look Northissa:
ja Metro Radiolla:
ja Mr. Paparazzi laittoi kuvia eiliseltä Real Radiolta Manchesterista, voit katsoa ne tästä.
Dougie on mainittu moneen kertaan englantilaisten lehtien nettisivuilla Frankiesta eroamisen takia. Tässä muutamia linkkejä artikkeleihin:
OK magazine
Daily Mirror
Entertainmentwise
Daily Mail
3am
Portugalilainen Forum Estudante haastatteli McFlyta heidän portugalinvierailullaan:
Ja tässä vielä yksi artikkeli:
"Mcfly - Mcfly Return To Play First Arena Tour In Two Years
Fresh from five sold-out intimate UK dates in October to preview the band's album Above The Noise, McFly return to what they know: playing to huge audiences in sold-out arenas. Having recently conquered colossal venues around the world, McFly are excited to return and showcase their infectious and soulful electro-pop sound across UK venues for the first time in two years.
Two years in the making, McFly recently launched the ground breaking Super City. The website provides worldwide fans with unrivalled access to the band; it has citizens rather than visitors where fans can subscribe to access further content including albums, demos and webchats. A week's free access to Super City comes with each ticket purchase via email.
As well as the Super City, November saw the release of McFly's fifth studio album Above The Noise, and another Top 5 single Shine A Light with UK hitmaker Taio Cruz. With a fanbase that now stretches around the world and having recently entered a joint venture with their original major label home, McFly have succeeded beyond their own expectations.
'We just didn't have any fear,' says singer Tom Fletcher. 'We learnt to completely rethink what McFly could be.'
MARCH 2011
Saturday 12 Nottingham Arena
Friday 18 Sheffield Arena
Saturday 19 Manchester Evening News Arena
Sunday 20 Brighton Centre
Tuesday 22 Cardiff International Arena
Wednesday 23 Bournemouth International Centre
Sunday 27 Newcastle Arena
Tuesday 29 Liverpool Echo Arena
Wednesday 30 Birmingham LG Arena
APRIL 2011
Friday 01 Wembley Arena
MORE INFORMATION:
http://www.mcflyofficial.com"
Contact Music
ja Metro Radiolla:
ja Mr. Paparazzi laittoi kuvia eiliseltä Real Radiolta Manchesterista, voit katsoa ne tästä.
Dougie on mainittu moneen kertaan englantilaisten lehtien nettisivuilla Frankiesta eroamisen takia. Tässä muutamia linkkejä artikkeleihin:
OK magazine
Daily Mirror
Entertainmentwise
Daily Mail
3am
Portugalilainen Forum Estudante haastatteli McFlyta heidän portugalinvierailullaan:
Ja tässä vielä yksi artikkeli:
"Mcfly - Mcfly Return To Play First Arena Tour In Two Years
Fresh from five sold-out intimate UK dates in October to preview the band's album Above The Noise, McFly return to what they know: playing to huge audiences in sold-out arenas. Having recently conquered colossal venues around the world, McFly are excited to return and showcase their infectious and soulful electro-pop sound across UK venues for the first time in two years.
Two years in the making, McFly recently launched the ground breaking Super City. The website provides worldwide fans with unrivalled access to the band; it has citizens rather than visitors where fans can subscribe to access further content including albums, demos and webchats. A week's free access to Super City comes with each ticket purchase via email.
As well as the Super City, November saw the release of McFly's fifth studio album Above The Noise, and another Top 5 single Shine A Light with UK hitmaker Taio Cruz. With a fanbase that now stretches around the world and having recently entered a joint venture with their original major label home, McFly have succeeded beyond their own expectations.
'We just didn't have any fear,' says singer Tom Fletcher. 'We learnt to completely rethink what McFly could be.'
MARCH 2011
Saturday 12 Nottingham Arena
Friday 18 Sheffield Arena
Saturday 19 Manchester Evening News Arena
Sunday 20 Brighton Centre
Tuesday 22 Cardiff International Arena
Wednesday 23 Bournemouth International Centre
Sunday 27 Newcastle Arena
Tuesday 29 Liverpool Echo Arena
Wednesday 30 Birmingham LG Arena
APRIL 2011
Friday 01 Wembley Arena
MORE INFORMATION:
http://www.mcflyofficial.com"
Contact Music
sunnuntai 16. tammikuuta 2011
How can you treat me like that when I give my all to you
McFly kuvasi uutta musiikkivideotaan That's the Truthiin perjantaina ja sitä sai katsoa livenä mcfly.comista. Silloin kuvatut videot ovat katsottavissa mcfly.comissa vielä tämän päivän ajan, joten pitäkää kiirettä jos ette ole vielä nähneet niitä!
McFly oli T4:ssa vieraana 19.12. Tässä video.
McFlyn musiikki on levinnyt Filippiineille asti: siellä ASAP Rocks -ohjelmassa he lauloivat Shine a Lightin juhlistaakseen filippiiniläisen näyttelijän Jason Abalosin syntymäpäivää. Tässä video :)
My Blitz laittoi Facebookiin videon McFlysta, voit katsoa sen tästä.
Tässä vielä yksi kuva XFactor Magazinesta, loput voit katsoa täältä.
McFly oli T4:ssa vieraana 19.12. Tässä video.
McFlyn musiikki on levinnyt Filippiineille asti: siellä ASAP Rocks -ohjelmassa he lauloivat Shine a Lightin juhlistaakseen filippiiniläisen näyttelijän Jason Abalosin syntymäpäivää. Tässä video :)
My Blitz laittoi Facebookiin videon McFlysta, voit katsoa sen tästä.
Tässä vielä yksi kuva XFactor Magazinesta, loput voit katsoa täältä.
keskiviikko 12. tammikuuta 2011
"Harry Judd from McFly topless!
What is better than a picture of Harry McFly? A picture of Harry McFly with his shirt off!
Apparently there are some even ruder pictures in Attitude including a previous shoot that was done with the whole band in August.
Here is what Attitude told us about it:
Finally, those unseen pictures taken from the summer McFly shoot have achieved almost mythical status. We've received requests from readers asking to release them, which we’re doing in this issue. We were trying to work out in Attitude HQ how people find out about them we’re not sure we blabbed…
Tempted? Wait till you hear what Harry said
“Well, we were fucking around naked in the pool, and diving out of the pool naked like dolphins and you could just see our arses popping out.
“We found that quite amusing, so we may have talked about that a few times in interviews. Obviously the swimming shots didn't make it in.
“I think also, the nature of the shoot, people probably guessed that there's quite a lot of other shots kicking about. I don't know how that urban myth came about, but it's not really a myth, is it? You guys know what you've got.”
Is anyone else feeling a bit faint?"
Heatworld
"McFly To Perform Outdoor Show At Music On The Hill & Tickets
McFly will be headlining an exciting new outdoor event, ‘Music on the Hill’, which is being organised by Demelza Hospice Care for Children and The Children’s Development Trust. The event will take place over three days from Friday 24th June to Sunday 26th June 2011.
One of the country’s most popular stars, Katherine Jenkins will be bringing classical music to a wider audience and will perform with the National Symphony Orchestra on the first evening, Friday 24th June. Fresh from five sold-out intimate UK dates in October 2010 to preview their album 'Above The Noise', McFly return to what they know: playing to huge audiences in massive arenas. Their UK tour kicks off in March (details below) and having recently conquered colossal venues around the world, McFly are excited to perform their infectious and soulful electro-pop at Music On The Hill on Saturday 25th June. Sunday 26th June will be a Demelza Summer Sunday, a family day with great entertainment, children’s activities and a food festival.
‘Music on The Hill’ will take place in a dedicated arena at Kings Hill and will offer an opportunity to enjoy favourite artists in informal surroundings. In addition to a great musical experience, there will be high quality food and drink which will be locally sourced where possible.
100% of the profits from the event will be donated to Demelza Hospice Care for Children, which cares for children with life-limiting illnesses and their families across Kent, East Sussex and South East London, and to The Children’s Development Trust, which helps children and young people up to 18 years of age achieve their potential through personal skills, education, sport, health and well-being. It is particularly close to Demelza but has assisted young people around the UK and internationally.
Music On The Hill – Friday 25th June to Sunday 26th June 2011 – Kings Hill, Kent.
Tickets for McFly @ 'Music On The Hill' are onsale from 9am on Friday 21st January. McFly's March 2011 UK Tour:
12 March 2011 - Nottingham Trent FM Arena
14 March 2011 - Belfast Odyssey Arena
16 March 2011 - Dublin 02 Arena
18 March 2011 - Sheffield Motorpoint Arena
19 March 2011 - Manchester MEN Arena
20 March 2011 - Brighton Centre
22 March 2011 - Cardiff CIA Arena
23 March 2011 - Bournemouth BIC
26 March 2011 - Glasgow SECC
27 March 2011 - Newcastle Metro Radio Arena
29 March 2011 - Liverpool Echo Arena
30 March 2011 - Birmingham LG Arena
01 April 2011 - London Wembley Arena
Tickets For McFly's March 2011 UK Tour are onsale now."
Stereoboard
McFly kuvaa musiikkivideon uuteen singleensä That's the Trutheen perjantaina ja KAIKKI voivat katsoa suoraa videokuvaa sieltä Super Cityssä! Lisää aiheesta ilmoitetaan myöhemmin.
What is better than a picture of Harry McFly? A picture of Harry McFly with his shirt off!
Apparently there are some even ruder pictures in Attitude including a previous shoot that was done with the whole band in August.
Here is what Attitude told us about it:
Finally, those unseen pictures taken from the summer McFly shoot have achieved almost mythical status. We've received requests from readers asking to release them, which we’re doing in this issue. We were trying to work out in Attitude HQ how people find out about them we’re not sure we blabbed…
Tempted? Wait till you hear what Harry said
“Well, we were fucking around naked in the pool, and diving out of the pool naked like dolphins and you could just see our arses popping out.
“We found that quite amusing, so we may have talked about that a few times in interviews. Obviously the swimming shots didn't make it in.
“I think also, the nature of the shoot, people probably guessed that there's quite a lot of other shots kicking about. I don't know how that urban myth came about, but it's not really a myth, is it? You guys know what you've got.”
Is anyone else feeling a bit faint?"
Heatworld
"McFly To Perform Outdoor Show At Music On The Hill & Tickets
McFly will be headlining an exciting new outdoor event, ‘Music on the Hill’, which is being organised by Demelza Hospice Care for Children and The Children’s Development Trust. The event will take place over three days from Friday 24th June to Sunday 26th June 2011.
One of the country’s most popular stars, Katherine Jenkins will be bringing classical music to a wider audience and will perform with the National Symphony Orchestra on the first evening, Friday 24th June. Fresh from five sold-out intimate UK dates in October 2010 to preview their album 'Above The Noise', McFly return to what they know: playing to huge audiences in massive arenas. Their UK tour kicks off in March (details below) and having recently conquered colossal venues around the world, McFly are excited to perform their infectious and soulful electro-pop at Music On The Hill on Saturday 25th June. Sunday 26th June will be a Demelza Summer Sunday, a family day with great entertainment, children’s activities and a food festival.
‘Music on The Hill’ will take place in a dedicated arena at Kings Hill and will offer an opportunity to enjoy favourite artists in informal surroundings. In addition to a great musical experience, there will be high quality food and drink which will be locally sourced where possible.
100% of the profits from the event will be donated to Demelza Hospice Care for Children, which cares for children with life-limiting illnesses and their families across Kent, East Sussex and South East London, and to The Children’s Development Trust, which helps children and young people up to 18 years of age achieve their potential through personal skills, education, sport, health and well-being. It is particularly close to Demelza but has assisted young people around the UK and internationally.
Music On The Hill – Friday 25th June to Sunday 26th June 2011 – Kings Hill, Kent.
Tickets for McFly @ 'Music On The Hill' are onsale from 9am on Friday 21st January. McFly's March 2011 UK Tour:
12 March 2011 - Nottingham Trent FM Arena
14 March 2011 - Belfast Odyssey Arena
16 March 2011 - Dublin 02 Arena
18 March 2011 - Sheffield Motorpoint Arena
19 March 2011 - Manchester MEN Arena
20 March 2011 - Brighton Centre
22 March 2011 - Cardiff CIA Arena
23 March 2011 - Bournemouth BIC
26 March 2011 - Glasgow SECC
27 March 2011 - Newcastle Metro Radio Arena
29 March 2011 - Liverpool Echo Arena
30 March 2011 - Birmingham LG Arena
01 April 2011 - London Wembley Arena
Tickets For McFly's March 2011 UK Tour are onsale now."
Stereoboard
McFly kuvaa musiikkivideon uuteen singleensä That's the Trutheen perjantaina ja KAIKKI voivat katsoa suoraa videokuvaa sieltä Super Cityssä! Lisää aiheesta ilmoitetaan myöhemmin.
maanantai 10. tammikuuta 2011
Universal Music Portugal, Attitude & artikkeli
Universal Music Portugal lisäsi sivulleen kaksi videota: voit katsoa tästä ensimmäisen videon ja tästä toisen videon.
Attitude lisäsi YouTubeen videon Harryn kuvauksista:
Ja tässä vielä yksi artikkeli:
"Frankie Sandford's ex Dougie Poynter: The McFly boys are cheering me up
Dougie Poynter is trying to get over Frankie Sandford.
McFly's Dougie Poynter has turned to his bandmates to help keep a smile on his face.
The cute guitarist split from The Saturdays stunner Frankie Sandford in November after a two-year on-off relationship.
'I've been coping OK,' Dougie, 23, tells the Daily Star.
'When I feel bad the other boys are really good at cheering me up.'
Frankie, 21, was recently snapped on a pub date with Manchester City footballer Wayne Bridge, 30, near his home in Alderley Edge in Cheshire."
Celebrity News and Style Now
Attitude lisäsi YouTubeen videon Harryn kuvauksista:
Ja tässä vielä yksi artikkeli:
"Frankie Sandford's ex Dougie Poynter: The McFly boys are cheering me up
Dougie Poynter is trying to get over Frankie Sandford.
McFly's Dougie Poynter has turned to his bandmates to help keep a smile on his face.
The cute guitarist split from The Saturdays stunner Frankie Sandford in November after a two-year on-off relationship.
'I've been coping OK,' Dougie, 23, tells the Daily Star.
'When I feel bad the other boys are really good at cheering me up.'
Frankie, 21, was recently snapped on a pub date with Manchester City footballer Wayne Bridge, 30, near his home in Alderley Edge in Cheshire."
Celebrity News and Style Now
sunnuntai 9. tammikuuta 2011
Attitude
Kuten jo aiemmin mainitsin, uudessa Attituden numerossa (helmikuun numero) on McFlysta uusia julkaisemattomia kuvia. Nyt lehti on viimein julkaistu Englannissa, tässä kuvat: (kuvia klikkaamalla saat ne isommiksi)
Ikävä kyllä en yhtään tiedä, milloin lehti tulee Suomessa myyntiin koska Lehtipisteen sivua ei ole päivitetty kesän jälkeen.. Mutta eiköhän se tässä lähiviikkoina ilmesty :)
Ikävä kyllä en yhtään tiedä, milloin lehti tulee Suomessa myyntiin koska Lehtipisteen sivua ei ole päivitetty kesän jälkeen.. Mutta eiköhän se tässä lähiviikkoina ilmesty :)
lauantai 8. tammikuuta 2011
Uusi single: That's the Truth!
Dougie ja Tom ilmoittivatkin jo webchatissä joulukuun alussa uuden singlen olevan That's the Truth, mutta nyt vasta tieto julkaistiin virallisesti. That's the Truth julkaistaan 6. maaliskuuta. Super Cityllä on myös pioneereille jokin yllätys ensi viikon perjantaille: Super Cityn päiväkirjassa lukee, että heillä on salaisesta paikasta webchat, joka on avoin kaikille ja jokin pre-sale, jonka tarkoitusta he eivät voi vielä paljastaa.. Toivottavasti jotain, mihin mekin voimme osallistua!
torstai 6. tammikuuta 2011
maanantai 3. tammikuuta 2011
Attitude ja Alan Carr Chatty Man
Historia toistaa itseään! Harry on uusimman Attitude-numeron kannessa ja McFly vieraili taas Alan Carrin Chatty Manissä. Tässä videot sieltä:
Videoista kiitos Mickylle.
Attituden helmikuun numeron kannessa on vain Harry, mutta lehti sisältää julkaisemattomia kuvia myös muista pojista. Tässä Attituden kansi:
Videoista kiitos Mickylle.
Attituden helmikuun numeron kannessa on vain Harry, mutta lehti sisältää julkaisemattomia kuvia myös muista pojista. Tässä Attituden kansi:
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