What a Bonkers duo. Dizzee Rascal and Dame Shirley Bassey joined forces to perform Diamonds Are Forever at the Children In Need gig. After the performance, the Dance Wiv Me rapper was keen to get a snap of him and Shirley for his biggest fan - his mum. Awww.
Sunday, 15 November 2009
Sunday, 8 November 2009
Dizzee Rascal's princely pal
Dizzee Rascal identified with Prince Harry.
The 'Dance Wiv Me' rapper - who met the British royal backstage at this years O2 Wireless festival in London - said that out of all of the celebrities he'd met, Harry, 25, was the friendliest.
When asked who his favourite famous person is, Dizzy replied: "It has to be Prince Harry. Tom Hanks is a real down-to-earth guy and we chatted about Snoop Dogg, because his son is a fan. But Prince Harry - that is proper royalty, man!
"We just had a bit of banter and that. It was mad. He was... a bit like me, really."
He also admitted the prince had a clumsy "street handshake."
Meanwhile, the 24 year old rapper real name Dylan Mills also hopes his current album 'Tongue N' Cheek' will cheer up people who are depressed due to the current economic climate.
He explained: "It's a party album because there is a f**king recession on; people are down and they need lifting up. I have always liked pop music and R and B.
"One defining moment was when I went back to 'Doggystyle' by Snoop Dogg, which I loved back in the day. I played it over and over and it hit me: You can have a party to this album! I wanted to make a record that functioned in the same way."
The 'Dance Wiv Me' rapper - who met the British royal backstage at this years O2 Wireless festival in London - said that out of all of the celebrities he'd met, Harry, 25, was the friendliest.
When asked who his favourite famous person is, Dizzy replied: "It has to be Prince Harry. Tom Hanks is a real down-to-earth guy and we chatted about Snoop Dogg, because his son is a fan. But Prince Harry - that is proper royalty, man!
"We just had a bit of banter and that. It was mad. He was... a bit like me, really."
He also admitted the prince had a clumsy "street handshake."
Meanwhile, the 24 year old rapper real name Dylan Mills also hopes his current album 'Tongue N' Cheek' will cheer up people who are depressed due to the current economic climate.
He explained: "It's a party album because there is a f**king recession on; people are down and they need lifting up. I have always liked pop music and R and B.
"One defining moment was when I went back to 'Doggystyle' by Snoop Dogg, which I loved back in the day. I played it over and over and it hit me: You can have a party to this album! I wanted to make a record that functioned in the same way."
Wednesday, 4 November 2009
Rescheduled Dizzee Rascal gig for 2010
Rescheduled Dizzee Rascal gig at the Lincoln Engine Shed for early next year, after cancelling his November 2 show due to ill health.
February 25th 2010 taking place, the new Dizee Rascal Lincoln tour date was announced on the Engine Shed’s official site on Wednesday afternoon.
Arrangers say that people with tickets for the original show should keep hold of them for the new date, or go to the Engine Shed Box Office to get a full refund.
The newly proposed date came when Dizzee Rascal could not make his original gig on November 2nd, due to ill health. He apologised to his fans on Twitter, while his promoters promised to re-organise the event as soon as possible.
Victoria Simpson, Events and Marketing Manager at the Engine Shed, said “We are delighted to have a rescheduled date for the performance. Dizzee and his team were so disappointed to have to cancel the performance and disappoint fans but we know he will provide an amazing show on his return to Lincoln.”
Dizzee Rascal made his debut in the music world in 2003, with the album Boy In Da Corner. Since, the rapper has released four top selling albums, most current being Tongue In Cheek (released September 2009). His most current single is still in the UK Top 40 chart at number 27, after 6 weeks, peaking at number 10.
February 25th 2010 taking place, the new Dizee Rascal Lincoln tour date was announced on the Engine Shed’s official site on Wednesday afternoon.
Arrangers say that people with tickets for the original show should keep hold of them for the new date, or go to the Engine Shed Box Office to get a full refund.
The newly proposed date came when Dizzee Rascal could not make his original gig on November 2nd, due to ill health. He apologised to his fans on Twitter, while his promoters promised to re-organise the event as soon as possible.
Victoria Simpson, Events and Marketing Manager at the Engine Shed, said “We are delighted to have a rescheduled date for the performance. Dizzee and his team were so disappointed to have to cancel the performance and disappoint fans but we know he will provide an amazing show on his return to Lincoln.”
Dizzee Rascal made his debut in the music world in 2003, with the album Boy In Da Corner. Since, the rapper has released four top selling albums, most current being Tongue In Cheek (released September 2009). His most current single is still in the UK Top 40 chart at number 27, after 6 weeks, peaking at number 10.
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