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The Wanted Get Selective With Their Choice Of Women
Friday, 25 February 2011 Written by James Conlon
The Wanted Get Selective With Their Choice Of Women

It's a hard life for some. Young boy band The Wanted have recently spoken about the difficulties in having hoards of beautiful women trying to contact them.

In an interview with The Sun, singer Jay McGuiness said that the band were still getting to grips with the finer points of dealing with female attention. He said: "You do get a load of really fit girls come up to you. But we've found out how to do it now. Before it was grab all you can get. Now we're choice-picking girls that aren't insane and going to give you drama for two weeks."

He continued: "Tom's still all-you-can-eat buffet. He's taking advantage. Max is still loved-up. When we're chilling on our bus he says he's off to play on computer games when really he's on Skype to Michelle."

McGuiness went on to discuss the band’s change in attitude when it comes to performing. He spoke about the new-found maturity which the band have adopted with their approach to playing live, including cutting back on the alcohol.

He said: "When we got up on stage six months ago we used to be like rabbits in headlights. Now we know what we are doing a bit more and are enjoying it. Back then we thought we might be one hit wonders and wanted to enjoy it while it lasted. We don't get as drunk as we used to as it can actually make a difference on how we do."

The singer continued to discuss the band’s upcoming UK tour, but was clearly reserved about discussing the finer details: “I don't want to give too much away but there is a big section where we will be smart and in dinner suits. I hope the fans like it."

The Wanted will play the following tour dates:

March 2011

Tuesday 29th - Manchester O2 Apollo
Wednesday 30th - Newcastle City Hall

April 2011

Friday 1st - Brighton Centre
Saturday 2nd - Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
Sunday 3rd - Cardiff Arena
Tuesday 5th - Plymouth Pavilions
Wednesday 6th - London HMV Hammersmith Apollo
Saturday 9th - Bournemouth Windsor Hall
Sunday 10th - Sheffield City Hall
Monday 11th - Wolverhampton Civic Hall
Wednesday 13th - Glasgow Clyde Auditorium
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