Put A Quarter In The Jukebox And...
Posted Pamela on Thursday, June 30 2005
at 7:33 PM PDT
....Out Comes Clay Aiken--Live! In another few weeks Clay will be touring again, but this time the theme and the format are a little different. This is a special tour--his gift for the makings of a midsummer night’s dream. Picture the vision. Clay Aiken and a golden jukebox. You step up, drop a quarter in, and as music pours from the machine, the dreamy guy standing next to it begins to bathe you in velvet veils of vocal sound. He continues to serenade with favorites from days gone by, and as he extends his hand for yours, you demurely give in...Read the rest in the WRITERS CORNER.
Calling All Fan Club Members
Posted Pamela on Monday, June 27 2005
at 8:45 PM PDT
The Official Fan Club site is now open for business! Members will find all new features, such as exclusive contests, a free webmail account (yourname@clayonline.com), a personal blog, photos, and more to come. Membership packages are now shipping and will arrive in six-eight weeks. Check it out! CLAY ON LINE
Get Your Claymaniacs Insignia Pins!
Posted Pamela on Monday, June 20 2005
at 6:28 PM PDT
Want to have some fun while we're waiting for the Jukebox Tour to start? Join the fan pin trading frenzy! Orders are now being taken for Claymaniacs insignia pins. Save them, trade them - who knows, they may someday be collector's items! The deadline for ordering is June 30. Get yours now! All the information you need can be found HERE! Thanks. Have fun!
Join the Claymaniacs Community!!
Posted Michael on Wednesday, June 8 2005
at 3:59 PM PDT
Did you know our discussion forum has almost 4,000 members and over 325,000 posts? Join in the fun by signing up to become a member today! Simply click on the "Discussion Forum" link to the left or Click here.
Juke Box Tour Itinerary Set
Posted Pamela on Tuesday, June 7 2005
at 5:45 PM PDT
Vocalist Clay Aiken has filled in the gaps on his summer tour schedule, which launches in late July and now includes stops in 25 North American cities. Aiken--who gained fame in 2003, when he was the runner-up to Ruben Studdard on the Fox-TV talent show "American Idol"--will spend more than a month on the road, focusing entirely on cities East of the Mississippi River. Click here for more!
Clay Inspired to Write in Uganda
Posted Pamela on Thursday, June 2 2005
at 2:43 PM PDT
"I’m thinking of composing a song about the plight of IDPs in northern Uganda. When I return to the US I will talk to some people. Possibly in the coming months, I’ll have composed it. We should think of creative ways of sensitising the international community about the crisis," Clay Aiken said on Friday. Aiken, who is the UNICEF national ambassador for education, was addressing the press at the UNICEF offices in Kampala. To read more, go here.