Girl band Little Mix brought their Summer Shout Out show to the home of Harlequins rugby, the Twickenham Stoop this weekend. Here's 9 things you need to know about the performance.
1. A lot of Little Mix fans or 'Mixers' are pretty small.
The group has a huge following of young fans, some as young as four enjoyed the concert from the comfort of their dad's shoulders.
2. ...and saying that, some of the Mixers dads were among the most patient we've seen.
They didn't always look happy, but they did wait out the whole concert. Some of them knew all the lyrics too, suggesting the albums may have been played a few too many times in the car on the way over.
3. But saying that, the show was well attended by fans of all ages and walks of life.
The girls put the drama of Saturday's Newmarket Racetrack, which reportedly ended with with children in floods of tears, behind them. The atmosphere at Twickenham was great and very much a family affair, with everyone enjoying the mild weather and catchy tunes.
@littlemix one of the best gigs I've been to! #twickenham
— Liv † (@livvybubble) June 25, 2017
4. Those girls can dance.
Despite winning a singing contest, the girls showcased perfect timing and delivery in all dance routines - bravely mimicked by many in the crowd.
5. The band has ignored recent criticism about their outfits.
Despite being criticised by parents and fellow pop stars over their racy stage costumes in the past, and recently telling critics to "sod off", the pop quartet delivered the concert in usual electrifying style.
6. Many fans have been following Little Mix from the start.
Towards the end of the set, the girls tested Twickenham with lyrics from first album DNA to rousing success. It proved how far the band has come with word-perfect performances from the crowd of the band's first singles.
7. Face paint is not just for the kids.
EVERYONE was wearing glitter.
8. They save the best until last.
Just like some of their other recent gigs, the girls came back for an encore to perform their fourth UK number one single, "Shout Out To My Ex".
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