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Pixie Lott is going back to her soul roots for her third album.
The 21-year-old, whose last No 1 single All About Tonight saw her dabble in dancefloor filling, is calling in the big wigs.
Pix told me: “I’m going to be heading to New York to work with the guys who did the original Motown records in the sixties to make a new album soon. I’ve also been working on a new perfume.”
Ahh, the sweet smell of success.
I’ve added new pictures of Pixie performing for the second day of Chester Rocks yesterday. Check them out in the photo gallery.
Pixie recorded a charity single ‘I Love Your Smile’ for Colgate to help disadvantaged children in the UK. The fans can contribute to the final video to help Pixie and Colgate raise £100,000 for Barnardo’s. You can find more details here.
And I’ve uploaded EXCLUSIVE pictures to the gallery, so check them out.
Last night, Pixie performed at VIVA Comet in Hungary. She sang ‘Kiss the Stars’ and ‘All About Tonight’. And I’ve also added new portraits to the gallery. The photos were taken by Bálint Hirling and István Huszti. Many thanks to Réka.
Thousands of fans who braved the rain to watch Pixie Lott headline the Bristol Jubilee Concert at The Mall at Cribbs Causeway donated more than £10,000 to charity in return for their tickets.
Donations went towards ‘A Life for a Cure’, Bristol teenager Ryan Bresnahan’s Meningitis Appeal.
The money will be used to research a vaccine to fight meningitis B, which sadly killed the 16-year-old in just two hours.
As well as making a voluntary £1 donation whilst collecting their free ticket to the concert, fans were also able to donate £2 in exchange for a limited edition wrist band.
After a moving speech from the Bresnahan family, the crowd were encouraged to send free text donations to the charity throughout the concert.
Maria Crayton, head of marketing at The Mall at Cribbs Causeway said: “We would like to say a huge thank you to everybody who made a donation to ‘a Life for a Cure’ both during the concert and at our ticket giveaways. These generous donations mean that we are able to exceed the target of £10,000 for ‘a Life for a Cure’.”
