Jake Shears "My advice would be to just stick to who you are"

Scissor Sisters frontman Jake Shears, when he was joining to terms with his sexuality and is hopeful that he can do the same for other folk, he is such a powerful role models.

Jake said: "I'm proud to be that. I know what it's like to be a teenager, and what it's like to come out, and the difficulties of it all. And how it feels to be in school and be bullied. When I read about suicides and gay teenagers it's so tragic. I don't think teenagers realise that it actually does get better. The minute you're done with high school your life gets better. If I'm the go-to for new gays, and if I can be someone that gay teenagers can look at as someone who's happy and who has made a good life for himself, then that's great. I had people like that for me when I was growing up, and it was very important."

Jake also advice to the young folk who are struggling to be open gay, he said: "My advice would be to just stick to who you are. There are sacrifices you have to make, there are crosses that you have to bear. You're always going to be portrayed in a certain way, you're always going to be pigeonholed. That's the price that you're going to pay. But it's a price that's worth it. It's a responsibility. So that would be my advice - remain exactly who you are."

Jake Shears suggest to young people about gay

Scissor Sisters's member Jake Shears, he is a "proud"and solid role models when he enter to the terms with his sex and he expected that he can do something for their folk. He said, “I'm proud to be that. I know what it's like to be a teenager, and what it's like to come out, and the difficulties of it all. And how it feels to be in school and be bullied. When I read about suicides and gay teenagers it's so tragic. I don't think teenagers realise that it actually does get better. The minute you're done with high school your life gets better. If I'm the go-to for new gays, and if I can be someone that gay teenagers can look at as someone who's happy and who has made a good life for himself, then that's great. I had people like that for me when I was growing up, and it was very important.”

And Jake also gave them those people which is younger suggest that now you will can struggling to open being gay. He also advice, “My advice would be to just stick to who you are. There are sacrifices you have to make, there are crosses that you have to bear. You're always going to be portrayed in a certain way, you're always going to be pigeonholed. That's the price that you're going to pay. But it's a price that's worth it. It's a responsibility. So that would be my advice - remain exactly who you are.”

Scissor Sisters thank fans for their latest tour

The Scissor Sister have thanked to fans for making their latest tour. The band currently wrapped up an 11-date arena tour.

In a video blog they said: "It is with triumph and joy that we Scissor Sisters bid ta-ta to our British fans and friends. To say that we enjoyed our UK tour is a massive understatement: we have played our best, looked our best, and were blessed with the best audiences of our career. A huge thank you to all who braved the elements (especially our Glaswegian sisters) and told the snow to sod off. Take it from us New Yorkers: a little snow is nothing to be afraid of, just an opportunity to show off your shovelling skills! Thank you and here's to 2011: may it be the best year of all our lives!"

Their latest music video 'Invisible Light', the quartet described the clip as "a magical trip down the rabbit hole, and we think the video made by Spanish auteurs Canada gives the song a wicked little spin. Enjoy!"

Scissor Sisters: Cancle her concert

After cancle their concert in Brighton the SCISSOR SISTERS have apologised our fans, south England on Thursday night (02Dec10). The Brighton Centre to play scheduled were the Filthy/Gorgeous hitmakers and after heavy snowfall she thought to make the gig in Britain caused interruption on the paths. They promised in their facebook.com on Thursday morning, "We're on route to Brighton and as far as we're concerned the snow is not stopping tonight's show!"

The performance at the last minute but the rough climate and freezing temperatures caused arrangers to axe.

A subsequent post on the social networking site read, "Your Scissters are here at Brighton Centre ready to play and we're GUTTED to find out that a decision has been made to cancel tonight's show. The safety of our fans is our priority and travelling to or from our show tonight has become seemingly impossible. Mother nature is a b**ch sometimes but we get to double your pleasure next week in Brighton, with a rescheduled matinee show on 12/12. Stay warm and see you soon."

Scissor Sisters cancelled many European dates

Scissor Sisters have cancelled a number of upcoming European shows due to "funding issues".

A many European dates of Scissor Sisters upcoming shows have been cancelled due to financial problems.

According to ScissorSisters.com

"become impossible to make the tour work financially".

Meanwhile, the band's formerly confirmed dates in the UK will still take place, beginning in Brighton on December 2.

The cancelled dates are as follows:

Copenhagen Vega (October 29)
Utrecht MCV (November 1)
Cologne Live Music Hall (2)
Paris Les Festival Inrocks (4)
Barcelona Razzmatazz (8)
Milan Alcatraz (10)
Rome Pala Atlantico (11)
Luxembourg Den Atelier (13)
Munich Theaterfabrik (14)

All Scissor Sisters Tickets are available at Gigsport.com

Scissor Sisters performance at World Cafe

One of best actions from the New York City club scene, Scissor Sisters' sound is drawn from disco, glam rock, and, of course, the option night life of the Big Apple.

Scissor Sistors shaped in 2001 by two friends from Kentucky, Jake Shears and Scott "Babydaddy" Hoffman, Scissor Sisters truly came into form with the addition of Ana "Ana Matronic" Lynch, a musician who ran a weekly cabaret event. The three started off as the Fibrillating Scissor Sisters, slowly sophisticated a standing for brazen beats and brazen lyrics. In the years since, they've added members, work together with likes Kylie Minogue and Elton John, added to numerous soundtracks, and released three full-lengths.

The latest from Scissor Sisters is called Night Work, and it's full of the hit and anthems the band has become known for. Hear the band perform at World Cafe Live and speak with World Cafe host David Dye about its knowledge in the music industry.

Hurts will also play with Scissor Sisters

Hurts will be supporting the Scissor Sisters on their UK Arena dates in Decemberm, officialy announced by Hurts, will be hitting the road again in February for their biggest tour to date. Scissor Sisters tour in UK will be the most successive and huge. This is the good chance of fans and lovers of Scissor Sisters to see Scissor Sisters live with their own eyes. So, Don’t forget the December month for their live performance through out UK.