'Little Treasures': Taylor Swift = Amazing

A normal fan, who is going to watch one of their favourite artists would download their new album beforehand right?

Not me.

Last night, I went to the o2 Arena in London with two of my friends to watch Taylor Swift, and I had barely heard of half of her songs. That said, I still enjoyed it - she was better live than I had anticipated and I would 100% see her again.

We agreed beforehand that we would go to Jimmy Spices for dinner, so all day I only had a sandwich so I could make the most of the buffet-style restaurant, and boy did we. I could barely even walk when we'd finished- my jeans were tight before - I must have looked like a sumo wrestler once I'd finished. Everything from noodles to pasta to pizza to chipatis to chips to poppadoms. I even had about 3 slices of cake and some ice cream. I felt sick.

The Vamps were the support act, an up and coming boyband, who have already had two hit singles (they're actually The Wanted's support act too in March.) They got the crowd pumped and more excited - but everybody just wanted Taylor.

(p.s - I didn't actually see it first hand but Conner from The Vamps actually fell off the stage - youtube it; it's funny)

Taylor eventually came on stage at 8:45pm and put on quite the show. Two of my personal favourites were '22' and 'You Belong with me.' The whole of the o2 were singing along so I can imagine how emotional the whole performance made Taylor feel. Standing on a stage watching thousands of people singing back a song that you wrote, must be an amazing feeling.

Taylor has had special guests throughout her other tour dates [Ed Sheeran and Danny O'Donoghue to name a couple] so we were looking forward to finding out who our night would be.

Just to let you know - Rachel hates Emeli Sande - she irritates her, she hates her songs, she's everywhere you look.

EMELI SANDE WAS OUR SPECIAL GUEST.

Rachel's face was a picture.

Overall, it was a brilliant, fun night, and spending it with two of my best friend's was a bonus. Going to a concert is something I love doing, and even though it's a lot of money most of the time, it's memories you will never ever forget.

Below are a selection of photos that I took - and the videos will probably be on Youtube within the next few weeks..months...years... depends how my internet connection wants to behave.

[Side Note - Taylor Swift's mum was hovering around us - some fans even bought her some biscuits - how cute.]