FKA Twigs dazzles London with innovative show

FKA Twigs recently performed in London to support her album "Eusexua." The show was described as a mix of concert, performance art, and opera. It was divided into three acts and featured a central cube that served multiple purposes, including a runway and a pole dancing stage. The performance was vibrant and full of pop culture references. Twigs showcased her vocal talents and athleticism through various artistic elements, including a dramatic slasher segment and a special appearance by North West during one of her songs. The show drew comparisons to Madonna’s style and highlighted influences from her album "Ray of Light." While the show received high praise, the venue presented challenges for some audience members. The event took place at a warehouse-style location with a standing-only crowd of 7,000. Many attendees who were shorter struggled to see the performance, as the stage was low and there were no screens to assist those further back. Despite these drawbacks, the audience remained respectful and attentive throughout the show. One standout moment was during the ballad "Cellophane," where the crowd fell silent, creating an almost spiritual atmosphere. Twigs referred to "Eusexua" as a peak human experience and expressed her desire for it to remain a memorable moment in pop music.