We Are Everywhere - February 13

By Natazzz on Saturday, February 13, 2010 - 16:28

This almost Valentine's Day edition of We Are Everywhere – your weekly round up of European lesBian entertainment news – is filled with concert news goodness, awards being awarded and other exciting stuff.

Music

European tour dates

Kaki King

It's an exciting time to live in Europe, if you're into queer musicians that is. Kaki King will be performing across Europe in March and April (find out all dates here). As if that wasn't enough, you can also go see no other than Joan Armatrading who will be visiting us between March and June (here's the entire schedule).

the Netherlands

While all the American singers are coming over to Europe, Dutch singer Elle Bandita is continuing her tour through the United States, with new dates added this week.

Belgium

K's Choice have also added more dates to their upcoming European tour, including the UK and a few Dutch festivals (go here for all tour dates). Not only that, but they'll also be releasing their first new single since 2003 entitled Come Live the Life.

The song will be released internationally on February 19, but you can already buy it from their website, where you can also check out the super cool video accompanying the song. Isn't that just the cutest slug you've every seen?

Germany

Elli Erl has just released some new songs that you can listen to on her website. At the end of the month she will also release a new album. You can also catch her live at Easter Open Air (it's taking place somewhere on a beach in Germany), together with Katie Marie and CARÓ.

Also from Germany is our Video of the Week: Statement by all-girl queer band More Than Les.

Sweden

Swedish Idols runner up Mariette Hansson has won a gay/bi of the year award at QX's Gay Gala 2010.

Sam Fox will be touring across the UK in May and June (find out about all the dates here). The tour is called the 'Touch me again' tour.

After proclaiming she's not queer in several interviews even though we all knew better, La Roux's Elly Jackson finally admitted she fancies both men and women, but doesn't like labels.