Fans Should Not Visit Her Home Says Pink

Singer Pink who is currently on break and not making any kind of tour as she wants to spend more time with her husband Carey Hart, but is getting disrupted by over keen fans.

Pink has exposed one downside to her fame - having people turn up unannounced at her home.

Writing on a twitter singer Pink said that " FYI: it is NEVER OKAY 2 ring someone's doorbell and ask them for a picture or an autograph.Why people don't know this truly boggles my mind"

new album and crowd-pleasers to finish.

ost concerts no surprise. The band played a mix-up of their hits, a few things from the new album and crowd-pleasers to finish.

Maybe because Seattle's Pink Martini - a 10-piece of the impressive singer China Forbes - have not had "hits", they are free from the machine, set unsurprising list.

The surprise began before they played, there is not much goodness Gracious Me (Peter Sellers and Sophia Loren) and Lou Reed's Walk on the Wild Side as heating free.

Or start with Ravel's Bolero.

But Pink Martini - helmed by the gifted pianist / arranger Thomas M. Lauderdale - is unlike any other group.

Their set roamed across languages, went out of their breathtakingly beautiful ballad In the Grass Valley and splendor (which they rewrite the ballad Burning Bridges and drop some soaring Tchaikovsky), a drum solo Sandy Nelson and worthy of playing guitar (Dan Faehnle) beginning in which the jazz genius Jim Hall left off.

They offered a version of Watermelon Man to allow trumpeter Gavin Bondy to shine, Gypsy romance conjured up, samba ...


and all before the interval.

Pink: Pink planning new garden

Pink is going to plant a garden now her tour has finished.
The 'Stupid Girls' singer has just completed her 'Funhouse Summer Carnival Tour' of Europe bringing to a close almost two years of being on the road.
Pink, 30, now wants to enjoy a few quiet months away from the music business and thinks some flower planting is the perfect was to relax.
She tweeted: 'In hazy crazy LA just touched down. What a whirlwind tour! 2 years went by in a lightning flash. time to plant a garden. Need dirt and stuff. (sic)
Although Pink who is married to motocross racer Carey Hart is enjoying being back at home she is struggling to fill her time now she has no tour schedule to stick to.
She added in another twitter post: 'it is weird to be home. i slept 10 hours and @hartluck (Carey) is making pancakes out of a can. now what do i do? (sic)'
Pink - who undertook a mammoth world tour in 2009 in support of her fifth studio album 'Funhouse' before embarking on her 2010 dates in May - finished her concert run on Sunday (25.07.10) in Kristiansand, Norway, and was grateful to her fans for giving her a great send off.
She tweeted: 'Thank you Norway 4 the best end of tour show ever. u were a ray of northern light. @Pink fans rule.

Pink say "back on the horse" after stage accident

Pink was hospitalised last week after crashing into the barricades during her gig in Nuremberg. Undeterred, she has continued her Funhouse tour in Germany. She said: "We did it!!! Always get back on the horse that bucked you."

Pink 'too busy for Prince Harry'

At the wireless Festival Pink reportedly snubbed Prince Harry backstage. The 25 year old had been hoping to meet the 'Funhouse' singer but was told that she was too busy, reports the Daily Star."Harry was hoping to meet Pink before she went on stage but she was too ready to rock to see anyone, so he was miffed," a source said.Instead, the royal spent time with duo The Ting Tings."It wasn't quite the act Harry was hoping to meet," the source added. "He seemed quite confused about who they were but was polite and posed for pictures with the pair anyway."

Pink drops 100 feet on wire to land on Isle Of Wight Festival stage

Pink brought her Funhouse stage show to the Isle Of Wight Festival this evening (June 13), making a dramatic entrance from a great height to kick off the performance. The US singer began the set inside a large box suspended from a crane, then dropped down to the stage attached to wires and started singing a short version of 'Get This Party Started'.Later in the set she introduced her songwriting partner Butch Walker, who played guitar and sang with her on 'Mean' and short covers of The Who's 'My Generation', Green Day's 'Basket Case' and The Police's 'Roxanne'. During the end of 'Roxanne', Pink climbed into a huge inflatable ball and rolled around on top of the crowd before returning to the stage for the song's climax. 'I can't believe I'm playing on the same stage as Paul McCartney,' she later said. 'And he's a vegetarian too.' For her encore she was attached to more wires and sang 'So What' while performing acrobatics above the crowd between the stage and the mixing desk.

Pink played:

'Get This Party Started'

'Funhouse'

'Ave Mary A'

'Who Knew'

'Just Like A Pill'

'Sober'

'I'm Not Dead'

'I Don't Believe You'

'Dear Mr President'

'Mean'

'My Generation'/'Basket Case'

'Roxanne'

'Try Too Hard

''Leave Me Alone (I'm Lonely)'

'So What'

"Sweetheart" Pink Calls Paparazzo

Pink was so stunned when a paparazzo treated her “humanely” this morning she took to the internet to call him a “sweetheart”.
In London the singer is recently performing concerts for her Funhouse Summer Carnival world tour. She flew into the UK from Germany in the early hours of the morning, and was disgusted when she saw a photographer had found out her flight details and was waiting to snap her.
As usual, Pink begged the man to leave her alone, but she was shocked when he actually listened to her. The man put down his camera and shook the star’s hand before walking away, leaving her speechless.
“Wow, I just met the nicest paparazzo in the whole world. I said ‘please don't take my picture’ and he shook my hand and said ‘go on then’ (sic),” Pink wrote on her Twitter page.
“I've never been treated so humanely in my life. Thank you Amon. I wish more people were nice like you. What a sweetheart (sic).”