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The Times declares JADE “could be the new Chappell Roan”, praising her debut solo tour for showcasing her “powerful” vocals, dance skills, and ability to deliver “high camp on a low budget”: “A magical, Moulin Rouge-inspired entrance at Glasgow’s O2 Academy was among the but solo tour. To Ethel Merman’s ‘There’s No Business Like Show Business,’ two jazz dancers flapping huge, feathered fans wheeled on an ornate, velvet curtain-cloaked frame. The first sight of the former Little Mix singer was a single, swinging hand peeping through purple. Then a lone leg. As her head, then the rest of her, appeared, clad in a sparkly, flesh-coloured bodysuit, the screams from the audience were already deafening. That volume barely dialled down all night. The high points of the BRIT-winning pop star’s tour were a blast. At its best, this show in support of JADE’s Top 3 album, ‘THAT’S SHOWBIZ BABY!’, had shades of Chappell Roan, who played this venue a year ago. ‘Silent Disco’ sung from the balcony with the venue lit up by a mirrorball, a Disney-esque ‘Natural at Disaster’ performed on the floor in a corset, and a dip into Little Mix with ‘Wasabi’ were all as dramatic as that intro. Ditto, of course, JADE’s bonkers signature hit, ‘Angel of My Dreams.‘ Always a great mover in Little Mix, JADE was a joy to watch. She was also enchanting when she spoke in her South Shields accent. ‘I know the further north you get, the better the crowd,’ she said. It was high camp on a low-budget bolstered by powerful, versatile vocals.”