Pixie Lott showcased a series of new songs as she played the second show of this year's Q Awards: The Gigsat London's HMV Forum last night (19 OCtober).
The singer waltzed on stage barefoot, before her band launched into a selection of tracks from her debut album Gravity including Cry Me Out and crowd favourite Mama Do./
True to her word, Lott, also used the performance to debut some promised new material, including a song called TV On The Radio, sadly not about the US band, and You Win, which was co written with John Legend.
Both tracks feature on her forthcoming album also titled Young Foolish Happy, which is released on 7 November.
"I wish I could stay and play more songs, but I can't," Lott told the crowd as the show reached its climax, though she did have one last surprise up her sleeve.
"I have one more song to play," she explained, adding "I think you know what it is..." before belting out All About Tonight, the lead single from her new album.
Check out Q's Pixie Lott live picture gallery now.
The Q Awards 2011: The Gigs continue on Friday (21) with Kaiser Chiefs, while Ed Sheeran and Snow Patrol are also set to play the venue as part of this year's run.
The 2011 Q Awards themselves take place on Monday (24 October), follow all the action on the day here on Qthemusic.com, via Twitter.com/qmagazine and Facebook.com/qmagazine, plus watch interviews with the winners and presenters at Youtube.com/Q4music.
10:37 AM | 20/10/2011
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It's STEVIE on The Radio not "TV"
Posted by Beeyme at 7:42 PM | 20/10/2011 | Report Abuse
Beeyme is right, the song is called 'Stevie on the radio' as Pixie introduced it on stage and told the audience that she had met Stevie Wonder himself when she recorded it in LA and the man himself plays harmonica on the track.
Posted by JAMIE HETHERINGTON at 6:04 PM | 21/10/2011 | Report Abuse
Beeyme is right, the song is called 'Stevie on the radio' as Pixie introduced it on stage and told the audience that she had met Stevie Wonder himself when she recorded it in LA and the man himself plays harmonica on the track.
Posted by JAMIE HETHERINGTON at 6:05 PM | 21/10/2011 | Report Abuse
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