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Melanie C Meets Wyburn & Wayne



Today we met up with former Spice Girl girl, Melanie C AKA Sporty Spice - who's currently doing a whistle stop tour of the UK radio stations, promoting her new album 'Version Of Me' and performing acoustic versions of the amazing new single 'Anymore'.

Mel C - Hi Guys how're you?

Wayne - Amazing thanks, huge fans! Nathan here has done a portrait of you today!

Wyburn - yes this is for you! I've been a fan for 20 years!!

Mel C - oh my god! You are amazing!! Thank you is it really for me?

Wyburn - Yes of course, it's an absolute honour!

*lots of photos and Mel even took a selfie on Nath's phone*

W&W - So Mel, how're you finding the radio tour? Tiring?

Mel C - Yeah it's great, it's just a lot of car journeys! It's great to be out there singing the new song!

W&W - We love it! And we have our tickets for your intimate evening show in London!

Mel C - Yes that's so exciting, I can't wait for everyone to hear the album! We've sold out two exclusive dates (Oct 10/11th) at Under The Bridge in London. I'll be holding a Q&A and performing a live set and there's also a listening session of the new album in full!

W&W - We can't wait! Great to have you back in Cardiff Mel, thanks for your time and best of luck with the new album!

Mel C - SEE YOU IN OCTOBER BOYS!





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