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When her short set began \u2013 the album has a run time of 45 minutes \u2013 there was just her, a backing track and a stage set with a bed, fridge and chaise longue, with costume changes that included burgundy hotpants and a camisole. During a break from music, mum- of-two Lily earned an Olivier Award nomination for her 2021 role in 2:22 A Ghost Story in the West End. She also starred in The Pillowman in 2023 and Hedda last year.<\/p>\n

Her landing a West End role, and the repercussions for her marriage, is covered in the title track, including an awkward one-sided conversation in which we only hear Lily\u2019s side. And in the song Madeleine she confronts the woman she suspects is having an affair with her husband. She told the audience: \u201cI\u2019ve been looking forward to singing these songs for you from the moment they materialised. The fact you fought and won the tickets war, made your way to this venue and are giving me your time blows my mind.\u201d<\/p>\n

And when she was mobbed by fans loaded down with merchandise after the show, she joked: \u201cI\u2019m signing all this stuff that\u2019s definitely going to end up on eBay tomorrow.\u201d in the s with th cellists pl Lily Allen says she\u2019s on the mend as she plays revenge album West End Girl in full LILY Allen may have missed out on Album of the Year at the Brits but she kicked off her West End Girl tour with a brilliant, gutsy show as theatrical as her unfiltered record.<\/p>\n

In her first major tour since 2019, she seemed shocked to be back singing to the 2500 fans lucky enough to snaffle a ticket. Except for a few TV shows, it was her first live performance since she went on stage with Olivia Rodrigo at Glastonbury in 2022. So no wonder Lily admitted to us afterwards: \u201cI was very nervous, but I did have fun.\u201d<\/p>\n

And despite the lay-off, her voice was in fine form. Lily told the crowd on Monday at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall: \u201cI really didn\u2019t think I\u2019d get to do this again, and I really hope you enjoy what we have put together for you. \u201cWest End Girl has been a strange, cathartic and chaotic thing to bring into the world. These songs were written at such a confusing time.<\/p>\n

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Maker: VHVZ15809 REEVES\u2019 \u2018PLAN FOR THE PEOPLE\u2019 PAGES 10&11 RESPECT Gordon Brown Brown saved PM from his Anas horribilis conference in Glasgow last month to urge Starmer to stand down. He accused his one-time ally of making too many mistakes and leading a government that is \u201cnot good enough\u201d.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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