Neil McCormick

3 weeks ago | aol.co.uk | Neil McCormick

The British weather may have rained on Beyonce’s parade but the self-styled Queen Bee reigned supreme. As a wet drizzle briefly swept through Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in the middle of her set, the US superstar only seemed to become even more empowered, smiling brighter, singing sweeter, then mounting a giant gold mechanical bull and executing a sassy, seductive dance routine in a slinky skin-tight costume as if there was nothing she liked better than a cold shower at the rodeo.

3 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Neil McCormick

The British weather may have rained on Beyonce's parade but the self-styled Queen Bee reigned supreme. As a wet drizzle briefly swept through Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in the middle of her set, the US superstar only seemed to become even more empowered, smiling brighter, singing sweeter, then mounting a giant gold mechanical bull and executing a sassy, seductive dance routine in a slinky skin-tight costume as if there was nothing she liked better than a cold shower at the rodeo.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Neil McCormick

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3 weeks ago | msn.com | Neil McCormick

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3 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Neil McCormick

A neurotic neediness is at the heart of Williams's appeal but is crucially wrapped up in songs with meaningful lyrics, flowing melodies, snappy hooks and huge choruses that the audience seem even more eager to sing than the performer. Indeed, it is not really a criticism, but Williams talks as much as he sings, frequently interrupting his own emotional performances with silly jokes and overexcited chatter.