Hair scraped back, glittering makeup and 3 outfit changes; Lilly Allen strutted across the stage at Glasgow’s SECC giggling and treating the crowd to pints of Guinness in between her swearing, sexual gestures and hits.
Opening up with “Everyone’s at it”, Lily looked amazing in a black and white leotard she’s been seen wearing at previous shows. 'Littlest Things' and 'He Wasn't There' were sang sweetly, embarking on irony.
With heals and legs to die for, the crowd were treated to a cover of The Kooks 'Naive' early on in her set, which also marked her first costume change of the night. Turning her sassy self into a romantic pixie in a bejewelled baby pink dress. Hair still disappointingly scraped back, face still glittering.
Covers of Kaiser Chiefs 'Oh My God' and Britney's 'Womanizer' were well received, while rapper Professor Green helped out on a version of 'Just Be Good To Me' as Lily illegally smoked a fag while laughing.
Smile was treated to a drum and base mix exciting the un-expecting crowd.
The final outfit was much like the first, figure hugging, sexy and leaving little to the imagination; Lily clearly felt the eyes on her bum as she told the crowd; “I don’t know how I feel about this outfit…. I just dunno!” Then laughing, “Does my bum look big in this?” as she began her number one hit “The Fear.”
'Fuck you very much' was interrupted by Lily shouting at boys in the crowd to stop pushing saying, “Stop fucking pushing her, boys don’t push girls, fucking stop it.” Lily waving her middle finger, and everyone in the crowd too, proving just what kind of role model Lily chooses to be. This was the only time in the gig she actually looked amused.
The lyrics of the encore 'Not fair' invited Lily to use the microphone to demonstrate “I’ve spent ages giving….” as she sang about an ex who wasn’t very good in bed. The crowd seemed to relate and she left the stage to cheers of thanks from the happy Glaswegians.
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