It's more than just music...the wishlist

Last month I wrote a post about the concerts I've been to in the past (you can read that HERE) and it got me thinking about who I would like to see in the future. Turns out the list is ENDLESS! Oh dear, I am going to be one skint student ;P

Obviously I would never ever turn down the opportunity to see something Mcfly related. Whether it's one of the guys performing in something different or a McBusted tour etc. I just love them too much! :P

Jessie J is someone I actually want to see live again. That woman can't go wrong and knows how to put on a good show.

I have made it my mission in life to see artists like Beyonce, Miley Cyrus and Ed Sheeran before I die! What an experience they would be.

When I lived in the Caribbean I owned multiple Britney Spears CDs and used to put on shows pretending to be her, for that reason alone I would love to see her live. For old times sake.

Many people don't get that just because I like people like McFly and 5 Seconds of Summer I can't like people like Coldplay or The Killers. I think both those bands would be incredible to see especially headlining a festival.

Somebody else that people are surprised that I like is Hoodie Allen. I first heard him as the background music in one of Marcus Butler's vlogs, instantly searched him on iTunes and SoundCloud and now own a lot of his stuff (Although not his album as UK iTunes isn't displaying it for some reason?). He's actually playing in Glasgow pretty soon but it's just before my exams and as I've already got things planned I can't go :(

Speaking of festivals...those would be paradise for me. A whole weekend full of live music with your friends, what more could you want! DJs like Avicii, Calvin Harris or David Guetta would also be a crazy experience.

A recent love of mine is George Ezra, I just adore his voice so he's definitely on the list. As well as those 5SOS boys...obvs. And The Vamps, a band that will instantly put a smile on your face, even during their ballads.

Since he appeared on The X Factor, a lot of people judged Sam Callahan and now forever associate him with that show even though he's got so much more to give. Personally I believe he wasn't given the opportunities he was promised from the show as they chose everything for him...including the wrong songs. I have loved Sam ever since a friend of mine sent me a link to his original song Runaway Train two years ago. The first time I saw him live was when he supported Union J on their clubs tour and the second was on The X Factor Live Tour. Although what I want more than ever is to see him on his own headline tour performing his own stuff. 
Ugh words just can't explain how much I love and how proud I am of Sam!

Who do you want to see live?
Esmee x