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Anne-Marie - Hammersmith Apollo.





Bonjour tout le monde.

A few nights ago I went to see Anne-Marie at Hammersmith Apollo. Not like my previous concert, I was at the back.
I have to say, It was quite difficult to see Anne-Marie as I'm small and I only had tall people in front of me.
The support act of Anne Marie was Lennon Stella, she is quite well known as one of her song, "Polaroïd" featured the famous singers Liam Payne and Jonas Blue. Unfortunately, me and my friends miss half of her show but from what I've heard, she seems lovely.

Like every other show, Anne Marie and her band came 30 minutes after the support act. She first started to sing "Bad Girlfriend" and couple of songs on her latest album "Speak Your Mind" that came out last year. My friends were having so much fun as they went to the see her in many cities around Europe so they knew every detail of her show.
During Rockabye, Anne-Marie chooses a fan to sing Sean Paul's part and the fan did an incredible job! Unlike other singers, Anne-Marie kept interacting with fans during the whole show. Saying "Hi" to fans in the front row, reading signs etc...

During the intermission, before singing "Perfect", some famous people, including Ed Sheeran, Mabel, James Arthur answered the question "What Does Perfect Means to You ?". Their answers were then projected on a screen.

Anne-Marie was having so much fun on stage. Everyone was involved in singing and dancing. Even people at the back.

The moment that gave me so many goosebumps was when everybody was singing the chorus of Rockabye, just before Anne-Marie sing Rockabye itself.

To end with, there is only one critic: the show was too short. Anne-Marie didn't sing some part of the songs. Anne-Marie is such a great performer and I wish her show were a bit longer or that at least she would have sung some songs but in full.

Anyhow, Hats off to Anne-Marie because she did a really good job.
Ciao Adios!


Pays/territoire : London, UK

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