Jessie J On New Album Title: "It Represents How I Feel About My Life"

The 'It's My Party' star chats to Capital about her forthcoming record.

Jessie J has opened up about her new album title, saying it "really represents how I feel about my life".
In an interview with Capitalfm.com, the 'Wild' singer denied reports that the album was called 'Gold'.
"You will see the title and you'll the see the picture and you'll see the album cover and I think it's summed up in one word, in one picture," she said.
"It really represents where I'm at in my life right now and how I feel about my life, but it's not called 'Gold'."
Jessie went on to expand more on what fans can expect from the album, which is due out later this year.

Jessie J Shows Off Her Wild Side In Music Video For New Song 'It's My Party'

The 'Domino' singer has finally unveiled the video for her second single of the year.

Jessie J has unveiled the music video for her brand new single 'It's My Party'

The new song received its first play on Capital FM earlier this week (5th August), and Jessie J swiftly premiered the accompanying music video today (8th August).

Jessie opens the video performing alone in a hotel corridor but soon travels through a variety of different house parties as she shows people how to throw a real party.

The 'Domino'  star gets a group of solemn looking bikers up dancing before joining a posh cocktail party and bringing her usual 'Wild' style to all the partygoers.

'It's My Party' will be the second song to be released from Jessie J's upcoming second album, expected to be released this September

 

Jessie J Wants Adele, Lulu Or Emeli Sande To Replace Her On The Voice UK

The 'Wild' singer talks about stepping down on the show and the qualities the ideal candidate should have. 

Jessie J has picked the likes of Adele and Emeli Sande as the stars she would most like to see replace her on The Voice UK.
The 'Do It Like A Dude' star deiced to step down from her position as coach for a third series and told Capital Breakfast that she will be happy if someone "credible" fills her seat.
"I just want someone credible and someone that can really sing because a lot of the audience don't see the amount of work that goes in," she explained. "You genuinely are mental [when] you're a coach – you have to sing for 12 hours."
The star said "anyone that's not known for their singing," coming in would be disappointing.
She continued: "If anything comes before their voice, they're not write for the show."

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Jessie also named Annie Lennox and Lulu as possible candidates.
"I'd love to see someone like Emeli Sande, Adele, Lulu, Annie Lennox," she said. "Like Lulu is like a timeless voice for our country."
Listen to Jessie J speaking to Capital Breakfast about her replacement on The Voice.

Jessie J Confirms New Song 'It's My Party' During Google+ Hangout

The 'Wild' singer reveals the title of her next single from her second album. 

Jessie J has confirmed that her new single will be called 'It's My Party'.
The 'Who's Laughing Now' performed a snippet of the track during her Google+ hangout earlier today (31st July).
She also debuted a full acoustic performance of other new song 'Square One'.
The star has been teasing her second album for the past few months and has already released 'Wild'.
The former Voice coach has also previously revealed that the title of her album will be just one word. 

 Meanwhile, the star has also posed for a new shoot with Marie Claire magazine this week.

During her chat with the publication, she spoke about her plans to start a family as well as the reasons behind her decision to quit The Voice.

Jessie J Says Children Are 100% In Her Future: "Something Changed When I Turned 25"

The 'Who's Laughing Now' singer reveals that she would love to have kids "soon" as she poses for a new photoshoot. 

Jessie J has confessed that she can see children in her future "100%".
The 'Domino' star also admitted it would likely happen "soon" and that as soon as she hit 25 – something happened to her.
"When I turned 25, something changed in me. I see children in my future 100%. Soon," she tells the new edition of Marie Claire magazine. "I started thinking I want my kids to look back and say, 'Wasn't Mummy amazing?' I've really started thinking about what I'm leaving for them."
The former The Voice coach revealed that her recent change of image has also made her more approachable to men.
 

"Men aren't scared of me anymore," she declared. "I think I looked scary around the time of 'Do It Like A Dude' but I think I'm more approachable to men now. I hope so anyway."
The star is busy preparing for the release of her new album and the follow up to 2011's 'Who You Are'.
She will also head out on her first UK Arena tour in October.

Check out one of the shots from Jessie's shoot

Jessie J Shows Off New Blonde "Tin Tin" Quiff Hairstyle

The 'Who You Are' singer gives fans a taste of her latest look in a new Instagram post. 

Jessie J has shown off her latest hairstyle as her locks continue to grow.
The 'Domino' singer was recently snapped rocking a blue and a purple dyed do, but has elected to go back to blonde and added a quaff to her style.
She wrote: "New hair style. The "tin tin ," in the picture posted on her Instagram page.
Jessie shaved off all her hair back in March for Red Nose Day raising over £500,000 for charity.

Meanwhile, the star is currently preparing to unveil her second studio album following the success of recent single 'Wild'.
She has been teasing fans with details of the record on Twitter and has revealed the record will be a one word title.

Jessie J gives newly weds a big shout-out

One lucky couple got to meet pop sensation Jessie J on their wedding day when she performed at Durham County Cricket Club on Saturday

Thousands of music lovers descended on two major gigs in the North East this weekend.
Around 15,000 danced the night away to pop sensation Jessie J at Durham County Cricket Club, in Chester-le-Street, County Durham, on Saturday night.
And for one lucky couple, the event was extra special.
Sam Slater and Chris Taylor had their wedding reception at the club on the same night Jessie played her headline slot as part of the venue’s Durham Summer Nights programme.
Sam and Chris had to keep quiet for a long time about Jessie being the star name at the evening’s concert.
The singer took time out to meet the couple and even performed for their first dance after they tied the knot.
The singer popped in to see the couple, and their four-year-old daughter Brooke, just before the gig. “It was brilliant,” said Sam, a childminder from Stanley.
“We got to meet her just before she went on stage and we were allowed to take our little girl Brooke.
“Brooke was a little bit shy, but Jessie J gave her a high five and she gave us some signatures.
“She was running a little bit late, but when she got on stage she gave us a big shout-out and we were all out on a balcony to watch the show.”
Other acts performing over the two-day event included Blue, 5ive, Atomic Kitten, Charlie Brown and A.M.E.
Kerry and David Pritchard decided to give their three-year-old daughter Eva a taste of live music early on. The couple, from South Shields, said the venue was perfect for a family trip, and Kerry, 34, also got the chance to see one of her favourite bands, Atomic Kitten.
She said: “We went to the Arena to see them, but this is a better place to come as a family.
“It’s better to come here, just for the children’s ears. It’s the first gig Eva’s been to so we have started her quite early.”
Meanwhile, music fans across the North East found themselves Dancing in the Moonlight as two top bands came together for a special free gig.
Toploader, who have sold over two million copies of songs like Dancing in the Moonlight and Achilles Heel, performed at Bents Park, in South Shields, as part of the South Tyneside Summer Festival 2013.
Although the sun was not have been shining, the rain stayed away as the band shared the bill with former members of the Beautiful South – Dave Hemingway, Alison Wheeler, Damon Butcher, Tony Robinson and Gaz Birtles – who now perform together as The South.
The open-air concert, which was free to attend, formed part of the South Tyneside Summer Festival’s three-month programme of live music and family entertainment, which is running until the end of August.