At this year The X Factor 2011 U.K. tour perform at the Wembley Arena on 5th and 6th March, has been getting mostly mixed reviews, but Cher Lloyd and his flamboyant style for better or for worse to specific, out in the review, released. The tour began at 19th February and end on 10th April. The X Factor U.K. tour season 7 for 2010 winner Matt Cardle, Aiden Grimshaw, Katie Waissel, Mary Byrne, Paije Richardson, One Direction, Rebecca Ferguson and Wagner Carrilho.
In the afternoon and evening in a one: many in cities, two concert tour is one day.
Guardian in London March 5 show a negative review given to most. 5 stars out concert to 2, the Guardian commented:
"It makes for a stilted and constantly interrupted live experience. Still, no one seems to mind as 17-year-old opener Cher Lloyd bounces around the stage dressed like a mini version of her mentor Cheryl Cole. She's one of the few acts tonight with star quality, and a stripped-down version of Shakespeare's Sister's ‘Stay’ is genuinely touching. Other highlights include runner-up Rebecca Ferguson's sophisticated dance diva transformation, while Aiden Grimshaw's angst-ridden ‘Mad World’ is just the right side of emo.
"The highlights are too fleeting, however, and a run of songs midway through finds Mary Byrne confusing volume with emotion on a wretched mauling of Could It Be Magic, while Katie Waissel croaks her way through ‘Help!.’ The noise levels go beyond human hearing capabilities for One Direction, an old-school boyband who only ever seem to harmonise by accident.
"The final five songs – bar a lacklustre ensemble encore of David Bowie's ‘Heroes’ – are given over to Matt Cardle, last year's winner. A rousing version of Katy Perry's ‘Firework’ soon gives way to four turgid ballads. If the aim of ‘The X Factor’ is to find someone with that certain indefinable something, then it has failed spectacularly. Watching Cardle beam cheekily on a revolving platform above the stage, you can't help but feel that he should enjoy it while it lasts."
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