CHRISTMAS LIGHTS AT WESTIFIELD FT RITA ORA

Looks like Christmas has come early for me. I don't normally start celebrating Christmas earlier than I need to but on Monday (3rd November) I went to Westfield London to see Rita Ora switch on their Christmas lights with a performance by her.

I forgotten how much I actually loved her songs; although she only sang three songs she was really amazing. She has such an amazing voice and she was sure showing it off as she sang I will never let you down, Party and Bullshit (my fav) and Black Window.

I had previously seen her before at Wireless Festival as she came out for one song with Iggy Azalea singing Black Widow and I've actually always wanted to see her live.

She looked absolutely stunning. (Which I tweeted at the time, follow me @Rhedhillon) Loved what she was wearing with the reindeer antlers was a nice touch, her hair was on point with a hint of pink and her flawless makeup look and big eyelashes was beautiful.

I'm glad I went to see and loved every minute, I love going to concerts even if this was only a few songs. Going to see her made me remember how much I do love her (she is from West London like me).

  

Here are the Christmas lights which was what the event was all about.

LOTS OF LAUGHS

Last year I went to Live at the Apollo which is a British stand-up comedy programme; a number of, usually 3, comedians are there in front of a live audience - the tickets do not go on general sale and so are free - they tape and film two shows a night so you get to see 6 different comedians.

Last year I saw people like Sean Lock and Josh Widdicombe (who were hilarious), while this year I got to go again and it was even more funnier than last year seeing people like Sarah Millican, Joe Lycett and Russel Kane - plus we had really good seat compared to last year.

Its defiantly a great night out if your looking for something different to do and will leave you laughing all the way through. It's a good experience being apart of a live audience and I can't wait to hopefully go again next.