From the moment the lights dimmed to the girls walking out onto the stage, the atmosphere was filled with anticipation at seeing everyone’s favourite girl group.
The Norwegian-British all-girl group, who formed at the prestigious LIPA academy, played to a crowd who welcomed them back into their hometown with open arms. Warmed up first with Irish artist Annie Dog, with her synth bedroom pop vibe, which the crowd received well. Then local DJ Pacemaker, who got everyone up on their feet with her hour-long set of dance hits and 80s remixes.
The crowd were ready.
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Then it was time for Girl Group, who blasted onto the stage in full force and straight into their set. From the get-go, the girls brought an undeniable energy and a sense of female empowerment I hadn’t yet experienced. Each one of them was a talent unto themselves, brought together to create an array of hit after hit. The crowd were fully immersed in their world. With a spectacular display of energy, dancing and jumping in the crowd, it offered us all a dimensional experience and one none of us will forget in a hurry. As the night closed, each one in the crowd had visibly been blown away by the girls' performance and the atmosphere they had witnessed. The girls had cemented why they are a female force to be reckoned with. Overall, it was a night to celebrate female talent and empowerment.
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Written and photographed by Rhiannon.