Lily Allen's Glasgow Gig: Scammer Scam & Surprise Setlist

Lily Allen's "West End Girl" tour commenced in Glasgow, but not without a significant hiccup. The singer inadvertently promoted a scammer offering fake tickets for her Glasgow Royal Concert Hall show. She shared a now-deleted post from a user claiming to have tickets, only to be called out by fans. Allen expressed regret, stating she was merely trying to help fans secure last-minute tickets.

The concert's structure also generated discussion among attendees. The initial 55 minutes featured a string trio performing instrumental versions of Allen's hits. This segment received varied reviews, with some finding it "funny and camp" and others likening it to a "primary school assembly sing along."

Following the instrumental interlude, Lily Allen performed for approximately 45 minutes, playing her new album "West End Girl" from start to finish. While some fans praised the unique visual performance and the execution of the album in its entirety, others questioned the short duration and the decision to not include her own singing for a significant portion of the show. Despite a prior announcement that only "West End Girl" songs would be performed, some audience members expressed confusion. The tour is scheduled to continue in Liverpool, Newcastle, Bristol, and Cardiff.