Showing posts with label nme awards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nme awards. Show all posts
Thursday, 25 February 2010
Shockwaves 2010 NME Awards
I went down to a wet Brixton Academy last night to sample the many musical delights of NME's Music Awards. There were fab perfomances by the Specials, Paul Weller, Hole and Kasabian and more music-related celebrities than you could shake a stick at. I sat with Jamie T and his friends and chatted to the always lovely Jaime Winstone and Melanie Blatt. No afterparty news this time I'm afraid; I had to have a early(ish) night! Thanks for a fun time to everyone at the NME (especially my favourite, Jamie Fullerton!) Here are my pics:

Thursday, 26 February 2009
Shockwaves NME Awards: Part Two
I got a little snap-happy last night so here are the rest of the pics. After leaving the awards we went on to the Notting Hill Arts Club to watch Glasvegas and those pics are here too.
The Shockwaves NME Awards: Part One
I was invited to attend the Shockwaves NME Awards last night and had just slightly too much fun! After a brief catch up with red carpet attendees (and laughing at Leigh Francis’ jokes) it was off to the table to catch a pew and have a stomach-lining burger. I was happy to find myself between the charming Patrick Wolf and model Alice Dellal. The lovely Jaimie Winstone and Alfie Allen struck a striking couple opposite and seemed in great spirits all night.
Patrick was telling me about his new album (just completed) and about his fashion inspirations. The incredible jacket he is wearing is by Ada Zanditon, a great structural designer with a lot of flair. I managed to tune-down my fashion radar and crank up the inner ear to catch the great bands who performed throughout: Elbow were especially good, Graham Coxon and Damon Albarn (whom, I am ashamed to say I inappropriately accosted later on, thrusting kisses upon he and Alex James!) performed and Florence and the Machine teamed up with Glasvegas (to sing ‘Suspicious Minds’). Another highlight of the evening was LaRoux and Franz Ferdinand’s performance of Blondie’s ‘Call Me.’ After all this musical excitement, the reason, of course, that we were all there, it was time to go for a casual wander around the tables to see who was about and, in my case, thrust my little Canon (and, inadvertently my wardrobe-malfunctioned breasts) in famous faces at every opportunity!
Later, we dangerously danced atop tables and chairs to get a better glimpse of the Cure who received the ‘Godlike Genius’ Award. What can I say? Cool wine, hot bands; it was a recipe for fun.
Indie-rock Batman and a female Robin

Alexa and her insignificant but now famous coldsore
Brandon Flowers (in another fabulous animal jacket)Patrick Wolf

Me and a cheerful Peaches
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