"I Don't Mind"
"Shadows of the City"
"I Was Broken"
"The Faint Stir of Madness"
"Old Birch Tree"
Super special thanks to @Katieh101 for always sharing her videos with us so that we all may live vicariously through her! :)
Source.











Competition alert! We're giving away a pair of tickets to Marcus Foster's support show with Erland & The Carnival tomorrow night at the London Relentless Garage.
All you need to do to be in with a chance of winning is email the following address with 'Marcus Foster' somewhere in the subject heading: info@eatyourownears.com
The winner will be notified via email tomorrow morning.
Good luck!
/MFHQ
You are bidding on a once in a lifetime opportunity!!!
On March 21st, 2011 a charity show was hosted for the world famous Great Ormond Street Hospital. The show featured musical guests William Heard, Sam Heard, Sam Bradley, Marcus Foster and District Line.
The winning bidder will receive an 18” x 24” wooden frame with glass front containing five photos, a flyer for the event and a sheet of autographs of the performing artists. These double-matted unique photos have not been released anywhere on the Internet. To the best of my knowledge, this is the only item that was signed the entire night. The back of the frame is papered, wired and ready to hang upon arrival to the highest bidder.
100% of the winning bid will be donated to this worthy charity via http://www.gosh.org/gen/donate/
Good luck!

It is spring break week in Texas and those of people still in the Dallas area may be wondering what they can do this week to have fun and pass the time. Dallas may not be a hot bed of entertainment, however we do get our little spurts of amazing.
One of these little spurts will be arriving to Dallas on Tuesday, March 15. Lee MacDougall is a London based singer, who brings new life to the pop genre. His songs are for the most part upbeat and make you feel happy, regardless of what the lyrics are saying. MacDougall is definitely a must see if you are still in Dallas.
Per Lee’s bio, he was influenced by the Englishness, storytelling, and songwriting of the Beatles, Kinks, Rod Stewart while also feeling inspired by Nirvana and Tom Petty, Lee MacDougall has attracted the attention of various people in the London music scene and has opened for some amazing musicians such as Train, The Feeling, Bob Dylan and Van Morrison.
During this time producer Jim Lowe, responsible for number one singles and albums by the Stereophonics, Taylor Swift and the Charlatans, became a fan and started recording versions of Lee's songs. "She" and "Stay" came out of these sessions.
Lee released an EP on iTunes during July 2010, selling 2000 copies in the first 2 weeks with no press or promo - purely through online fan base. Word got out in the Twilight community that Lee has written for Rob Pattinson and fan reaction has been great.
Click here to read the rest of this article!