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Rory Kinsella 3 July 2007, 3:07 PM

 

M is for Mika. The classically trained Lebanese tall fella who has gone from being that chap with the high voice supporting The Feeling to that chap with the high voice with a number one album and his two triumphant performances at Glastonbury recently. So how come he played the very intimate (i.e. small) ICA on London's The Mall (the Queen's driveway basically) this weekend? Well...

 

I is for iTunes who are currently hosting a series of gigs (they call it a festival but we couldn't see any mud) for a select audience of 350 people (of which you could be one - find out how here.)

 

K is for, er, crikey, Mika knows how to put on a show! And no, "crikey" doesn't begin with a 'K' but Mika used to spell his name with a 'C' (until he started worrying people would pronounce it wrong) so it sort of works. (FYI: his real name is Michael Holbrook Penniman.) Anyway, we're still wondering how he didn't put his back out or tear a hole in his sprayed-on trousers with all that gyrating about. Kicking off (ooh, we could've had that as the 'K', too late now) with 'Love Today' then racing through most of his debut album, 'Life In Cartoon Motion', until 'Billy Brown' and 'Grace Kelly' had everyone singing along (albeit a few octaves lower than Mr Mika).

 

 

A is for animals. Yes, animals. For the encore, the entirety of Mika's band returned dressed as furries and had a fight. For a reason that no one has yet been able to explain to us, this then led to 'Lollipop' as the crowd was pelted with giant balloons and machine gunned with bubbles. Not something you see every day. Or is it?

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"A is for animals. Yes, animals. For the encore, the entirety of Mika's band returned dressed as furries and had a fight. For a reason that no one has yet been able to explain to us, this then led to 'Lollipop' as the crowd was pelted with giant balloons and machine gunned with bubbles. Not something you see every day. Or is it?"

 

:roll1::lol3:

 

That is TOOO cuute!

Thanks for posting it.

I enjoyed it a lot!:biggrin2:

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Rory Kinsella 3 July 2007, 3:07 PM

 

M is for Mika. The classically trained Lebanese tall fella who has gone from being that chap with the high voice supporting The Feeling to that chap with the high voice with a number one album and his two triumphant performances at Glastonbury recently. So how come he played the very intimate (i.e. small) ICA on London's The Mall (the Queen's driveway basically) this weekend? Well...

 

I is for iTunes who are currently hosting a series of gigs (they call it a festival but we couldn't see any mud) for a select audience of 350 people (of which you could be one - find out how here.)

 

K is for, er, crikey, Mika knows how to put on a show! And no, "crikey" doesn't begin with a 'K' but Mika used to spell his name with a 'C' (until he started worrying people would pronounce it wrong) so it sort of works. (FYI: his real name is Michael Holbrook Penniman.) Anyway, we're still wondering how he didn't put his back out or tear a hole in his sprayed-on trousers with all that gyrating about. Kicking off (ooh, we could've had that as the 'K', too late now) with 'Love Today' then racing through most of his debut album, 'Life In Cartoon Motion', until 'Billy Brown' and 'Grace Kelly' had everyone singing along (albeit a few octaves lower than Mr Mika).

 

 

A is for animals. Yes, animals. For the encore, the entirety of Mika's band returned dressed as furries and had a fight. For a reason that no one has yet been able to explain to us, this then led to 'Lollipop' as the crowd was pelted with giant balloons and machine gunned with bubbles. Not something you see every day. Or is it?[/B]

 

Only if you're a Mika fan!:naughty:

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