Katie Winter - lead and backing vocals Jenny Fall - lead and backing vocals Andra Summer - guitars, backing and lead vocals Mandy Spring - keyboards, synthesizers, piano, accordion, backing and lead vocals
They should make a spinoff series of the Little Einsteins with like teens in it, like 16 year olds in the Tesla, and I can like go into back stories of different songs Save me by jelly roll Son of a sinner by jelly roll She by Jelly Roll Gangsta’s Paradise by Coolio Slim Shady by Eminem Flo Rida, Apple bottom jeans/low Wasted on you by Morgan Wallen Whiskey glasses by Morgan Wallen Flowers by Miley Cyrus Unholy by Sam Smith Tiny dancer by Elton John featuring Britney Spears Hit me baby one more Time by Britney Spears Take a Bow by Rihanna Wrecking Ball, by Miley Cyrus Hollaback girl by Gwen Stefani I don’t care by Charli XCX Kill bill by SZA Big boy by SZA Bad guy by Billie Eilish Made you look by Meghan Trainor
For you guys who say this is creep is because this was meant for little kids. Don't expect oscar winning performances and the best sing ing there is. I used to watch this when I was little and never noticed!
oh dear, i haven't made these pictures for little einsteins characters from a playhouse disney live on tour yet, but when's a disney junior live on tour's comin' up on a ticketmaster?
The one I was at with my family was in....Spokane?or Yakima?it was in Washington and that's all I know.But I know one of the giggles performances was in Yakima.(which I went to)so I dunno where this was :(
I went to this at the exact location where this was filmed and on the same year! I got a magic wand from this show. :P I always wondered why they couldn't have the real voice actors do the voices instead of the live performers. :P
I could picture that if Little Einsteins were a movie, it would be more of a Top Gun-type action series with hints of witty jokes and musical moments similar to Sing.
@@raewestvirginia2128 nah, Disney and Universal (since they own DreamWorks now) used to do a few films together (though it's Universal and Disney's old Touchstone label), most notably "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" from 2000 and "Secretariat" from 2003.
They're not "Einsteins" if the actors portraying the Stupid Einsteins went out of their way to Idaho to dance around and act like they care. I've heard they're not payed anything, another reason that proves my first point.
I was 4 when I went to see this, and even then I knew something was wrong with this show. They could've at least added the correct voices and pay them?