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» Review: Here Come the Girls

As fans settled into their seats that familiar jingle, Here Come the Girls, began to play evoking images of women flooding to Boots megastore. Instead, the audience were welcomed by 60s pop veteran Lulu, America’s Anastacia and M People’s Heather Small. This unlikely trio join talents to perform hits from the last four decades, including those of their own. Heather’s sonorous vocals were a pleasant return to the stage. Yet, Lulu is the star that cemented the three, bringing together a lively trio with voices to match their dynamic personalities. Not just a show designed for rowdy hen nights; there’s something here for everyone.

The Brighton Centre, November 28
4/5
Simon Robb

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One Response to “Review: Here Come the Girls”

  1. tess Says:
    November 29th, 2010 at 12:29 pm

    Great Show Anastacia was Amazing and the main draw of the show for most people . Its nice to see real talented stars on the stage for a change.

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