A house on the real life Coronation Street is going up for auction next week.
07.05.2023 - 08:21 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
It was a weekend of royalty and Avril Lavigne lives on as the pop punk people’s princess. The O2 Apollo was packed out on the night of King Charles III’s coronation and the top selling Canadian star brought nostalgia and fun.
To kick off the show, a film showing the star’s 21 year career brought the audience right back to 2002 and the release of Let It Go, an album that inspired for years.
The video ends and Avril appears on stage. Her iconic waist length hair is shorter and the audience’s reaction to her apparition drowns out the start of 'Bite Me'. Phones light up the auditorium to film What The Hell. The song starts acapella, with just Avril - and the 3,500 audience members screaming the lyrics.
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The whole of the venue is bathed is black and red light, with giant black, red and orange balloons appearing among the audience. For 'Complicated', Avril pulls a classic black hoodie up over her head. It’s the first song she wrote aged just 17 and is just as poignant and classic some 21 years later, giving mood and angst.
As the song ends, Avril disappears off stage, but the band keeps the song up smashing stunning solos. We’re watching the ‘Love Sux’ tour and Avril Lavigne reappears to talk about her seventh album and thanks the audience for being with her for two decades.
'I’m a Mess', a new song with Yung Blood, starts and while the featured artist isn’t available, a prerecorded vocal joins Avril's live rendition. It’s an odd mix and hopefully not the future of how to sing a duet on stage.
Avril Lavigne has the energy of someone not about to turn 39 and suddenly has a bottle of some spirit in hand, giggling into the mic that ‘it’s time to get the
A house on the real life Coronation Street is going up for auction next week.
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