The popular British boyband JLS are currently part way through their sixth ever tour, and news reporter Aimee Seddon offers her review of the show.
JLS, made up of members Aston Merrygold, Oritsé Williams, Marvin Humes and JB Gill, are currently on a national tour called 'EVERYBODY SAY JLS: The Hits Tour'. I attended their show at the Liverpool M&S Bank Arena on Thursday, October 26 and can fill you in on what I thought... What were the merch options like? The variety of merchandise on offer was as expected, there were numerous styles of t-shirts and hoodies, a beanie, a mug, a canvas bag and posters.
For the songs I did not know, the band had still picked tracks that would get people dancing or feeling emotional, plus they themselves danced and got the audience involved enough throughout for me to stay thoroughly entertained. There was also an unusual 15 minute section where Marvin and Aston competed to see who could DJ mix the best songs whilst JB and Oritsé sung.
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