This weekend a couple of friends and I went along to Wembley arena to watch the Black Eyed Peas and Pussycat Dolls play.
I came away from the concert feeling that the £35+booking fee I paid for my ticket was not only tremendous value but a key to seeing some truly excellent performances. The Pussycat Dolls performed with bucketful’s of sexiness and were the perfect starter for an entrée of Peas.
Now, I am not a massive fan of the BEPs but after witnessing a over two hours of them deliver s across a gamut of musical styles I was well and truly hooked. My top five favourite moments from the concert:
- The whole crowd going “retarded” to the song “shut up” – I am not sure I have seen a crowd rock so hard
- Fergie’s cover/tribute of “Sweet Child o’mine” – summed up her vocal talents
- William’s beatbox/drumming solo – this dude really can walk and chew gum
- apl.de.ap and Taboo’s Hip Hop tribute to Eminem, 50 cent and house of pain – I really wanted to go to “the after party”
- The “Where is the Love?” performance – mobile phones are the new lighters…
I am now well and truly a converted BEP fan and will now promote both their albums to my iPod (heady heights indeed). The way they fused together a broad range of music from hip hop to reggae to make their own unique sound was nice to hear that a band whose songs do not sound the same but are instantly identifiable as BEP.
BEP music for the next generation?…….I think so.



Your blog appears to have been taken over by a teeny bopper music fan!
Black Eyed Peas indeed. They were in Dubai a couple of months ago as well. I did not attend.
Chris
By: Anonymous on June 19, 2006
at 2:27 pm