Just kidding. Well I do like to ice skate so actually half kidding. My favorite color is either rainbow or leopard print. Also pink. Catch me on Instagram posting about my mustache and hairy legs. Instagram- lisacimorelli. Twitter- lisacim. Hi baddies my name is Lauren! Definitely an introvert. I speak with my facial expressions more than I do with my words.
I love art in every form; Music, painting, drawing, interior design, everything. I got a lot of layers to me, but once you peel them all back, you got yourself some great flavor. I move very slowly and my biggest pet peeve is feeling like I have to rush anything. Some people call me a savage but I just tell it like it is.
Instagram- laurencim. Twitter- laurencimorelli. I have one older brother! I am intense, passionate and very driven! I love to work hard and play hard for lack of a better term haha. Classic grandma. I know. I own the title and wear it proudly. We pick songs that we like and are on the rise. How does the songwriting work out since they are 6 of you in the group? Every song is different. Christina heads it all up. She is amazing at melodies and piecing together all our perspectives!
We bring her lyrics and she puts them all together and adds her own! We can be completely honest. It gets hard sometime because were always together, and sometimes we need a break from each other. Can you pick a favorite or two? Why those ones? Hmmmm we all have different favorites! What are your favorite songs to perform? We love performing all the songs on the Renegade EP! What are some of your favorite all time bands? We have so many different music tastes! Living or dead, who would you love to work with and why?
We would love to work with One Direction or like a really soulful guy like maybe Sam Smith! At this point, what do you think is your biggest accomplishment and what do you have your eyes set on next? Our biggest accomplishment is helping people to stay strong! We wanna change your the world! We have a European tour for next Spring and who know where else we will go!!! You just released your fifth EP, Renegade.
We really put our heart and soul into every song! Is there anything else that you would like fans to know about you or the band? About the Author Leah Brungardt joined All Access Music Group in August and has been enjoying getting to know a new side of the music industry ever since. I first met Cimorelli in when they were touring on the back of their Renegade EP in a sponsorship deal with Subway where they visited the U.
S Army troops based at Wiesbaden. I interviewed them for my radio program and was completely won over by their honesty, openness and their co-operation with one another. The sisters ranged from 14 to 24 at that time and it was funny to watch their playful bickering between one another, with the older members of the group shouldering more of the responsibility in the interview, only by virtue of a slightly more mature obligation to duty.
Cimorelli toured Europe again in and again in where I was invited to watch their headlining tour on the back of their debut self-written album Up at Night. At 34 male and married, I am probably slightly outside of their target audience, but I was still very keen to go and see the band in their element and to get the opportunity to meet them again after a couple of years.
Rookie Mistake! Fast forward to the night of the gig, my wife and I who was just as curious to see them live traveled to the legendary Batschkapp arena in Frankfurt, Germany. We were invited to arrive at for a meet and greet with the band and to watch the sound check. Arriving at and missing both of them, we stood somewhat awkwardly in the hall, watching many of the fans who did manage to arrive on time, huddle up with each other as close as they could get to the stage, as though the stage was a source of heat in a cold room.
Chatting with Lynne Cimorelli, mother and manager of the band and apologizing for being late, I asked how the tour was going and how the girls were getting on.
All was well in the camp with the girls getting a short amount of time to explore the cities they were playing in — Amsterdam, Paris, and Munich just to name a few. Frankfurt may not hold quite the glamor of those other cities, but Frankfurt repeatedly pulls in big-name bands and acts, owing to its wealth and size.
For instance, one of the biggest acts in the world, if not THE biggest name in world pop performed the same night in direct competition with Cimorelli, the one, and only Justin Bieber. Co-incidentally, Cimorelli indirectly owes some of their fame to Mr.
Bieber and Cimorelli target the same age group of fans, something youngest member Dani referenced in the show when she applauded the fans for being at the Cimorelli gig and not the Bieber gig, laughing to say that she might not have been quite so dedicated to the CimFam had she been given a choice between the two. Outside the queues were long when the doors opened and the fans continued to trickle in right up until the start. A crowd of around maybe plus had decided against Bieber and for Cimorelli.
The fans walked in and immediately joined the huddle with each other as close as they could get to the stage whilst my wife and I hung back to take everything in. The passionate crowd was a fair split between American teens and German teens, despite being in the middle of Germany, the American presence in the area is large, owing to the large military bases in the area, for many of these youngsters the opportunity to see a band that tours heavily in the states and visits Europe only once a year is an opportunity not to be missed.
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