Lulu performed a one-off charity concert at London's Royal Albert Hall, raising funds for her Mental Health Trust. The 77-year-old singer was joined by a host of special guests, including Robbie Williams and Gary Barlow, who performed together for the first time in over 15 years after a long-standing feud.
The show opened with Lulu's Eurovision-winning hit 'Boom Bang-a-Bang', alongside Australia's Eurovision star Delta Goodrem. She then moved through six decades of hits, including virtual duets with archive footage of David Bowie and the late Tina Turner.
An emotional highlight came with 'To Sir, With Love', as Lulu recalled working with Sidney Poitier, describing it as 'the greatest honour of my life'. The audience responded with a standing ovation, one of many throughout the evening.
Robbie Williams performed 'Angels' before returning with Gary Barlow for 'Relight My Fire'. The pair, previously sworn enemies, traded lines from either side of the stage, with Lulu positioned between them. The camaraderie between the three was unmistakable.
Lulu's performance was marked by her energy and charisma, dancing in platform shoes and singing with her distinctive full-throated voice. She was joined on stage by her younger sister Edwina as a backing singer and her young grandson for selected songs.
