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So now that Tom's stag do is over, we're hearing very interesting details about it. Tom revealed on Twitter he went to Amsterdam to celebrate his stag do. To be totally honest, we're were a little shocked when reading this. Seems they haven't been spotted by any Dutch fan at all - at least not that we've heard. If you spotted Tom & co, please let us know. Well played boys, well played.

Here are all interesting Twitter stag do updates of the last two days:

Antony Brant: Got my stag on!!! Im not gona lie, it's already getting interesting. @tommcfly survive! =D [...] All I'm saying is! Edward cider hands!!

Danny Jones: Beer face

Tom Fletcher: Hello all, I'm back from my stag do alive and well. Had an absolutely cracking time with a great bunch of lads. Absolutely brilliant!!!

Tom Fletcher: It was seriously awesome. Couldn't have had a better stag do. Boshed it around Amsterdam all weekend.

Ben Crowder: Long live the village king @tommcfly @Dannymcfly @mcflyharry @dougiemcfly @woody23c @MrAntastic @DavidSpearing

Tom Hopper: I think the crazy stag weekend is gonna take some time to recover from! Especially my stomach from constant bursts of belly laughter!

Antony Brant: What a great weekend. We went through alot of gears, and all survived. Had a right good laugh! And got to meet a king. #lads

Ben Crowder: Long live the village king @tommcfly @Dannymcfly @mcflyharry @dougiemcfly @woody23c @MrAntastic @DavidSpearing

David Spearing: Legendary weekend away with the lads in Amsterdam for @tommcfly's stag. He is officially stagged and the king of lash rejoices!

Mario Falcone: I went head to head with Amsterdam and lost! Feeling rough! Nearly home! Wicked weekend for @tommcfly stag do x [...] Finally back in bed after @tommcfly stag do in Amsterdam!! Feeling rough! Night all x

We found out (so far) that Tom's stag do involved paint balling and karting - and obviously drink too much beer and shots, according to Mario's and Danny's tweets. For anyone interested, Giovanna went to Malta with friends and family. We hope Tom en Giovanna both had an amazing weekend, but we're pretty sure they had according to their Twitter messages!

No matter what genre the McFly boys' try next the fans will keep coming back
Source: The Mirror

The Sunday Mirror's unashamedly huge McFly fan Rachael Wheeler sees the foursome on the final leg of their tour.



With the Olympics and Jubilee around the corner, McFly opened the final leg of their Keep Calm and Play Louder tour to the sound of the National Anthem. But, like, a really cool and jazzy version.

Despite the topical name, the patriotic gigs were essentially a greatest hits tour for the London band’s die hard fans (which unashamedly includes myself), with guitar led numbers like Broccoli and No Worries making the older members in the audience whoop, while more popular songs Star Girl and All About You had everyone warbling along in wobbly, excitable voices.

Being huge on Twitter and the execs of their own interactive website, McFly don’t bother with the heartfelt ‘we wrote this song because…’ rubbish and prefer to chat away about random nonsense (Harry got bitten by his cat that day, apparently).

With the gig jumping between the band’s first pop singles like 5 Colours and their recent dance-led tracks like Shine A Light, it’s amazing to hear how the band has moved across genres over the last nine years (yes, it has been that long and, yes, we do feel old).

But despite taking their sound into a more mature place, the boys are ever-energetic and clearly still in love with music and (in a bromance way) each other.

And before they said goodbye for a while – they’re off to record the sixth album – the audience was treated to a quick preview of their latest material, slower single Touch The Rain, reminiscent of their latest album Above The Noise and the entirely different Red, which is funky, dark and entirely unlike anything the boys have done before. Needless to say, I loved them both.

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