When Rose took the stage, she stood behind a lace curtain in front of a glowing cross, posing for a few moments before stepping onto the stage. She opened her set with ‘That Could Be Me’ from the ‘Voyeur’ EP. The young fans in the front row were jumping, dancing and singing along to every word. When Rose sang ‘don't ask questions’ – a song about anxiety, especially related to OCD in a relationship – many girls in the front row were crying, holding on to each other and leaning on each other's shoulders while singing along. It was clear that Rose’s music means a lot to those young fans. A few songs into her set, Rose asked the crowd, “Has anyone fallen out with someone recently? I will take sides”, before performing ‘Stella’, a song about a broken friendship. She told the crowd that her fans had petitioned to put the song back on the setlist and she listened. Rose clearly has a close bond with her mainly young fanbase, interacting and talking to the fans and expressing her gratitude throughout the show; “I am having a crazy out of body experience. London is never a boring crowd in my audience. I love that. Thank you so much guys”. She tells the audience that she has recently realised that ‘Falling Forever’ is her favourite song to perform live. Rose shares that she wrote the song as a “warning”. About halfway through the set, she asked the crowd to rate their experience so far on a scale from 1-10, jokingly asking if their night was “better than an average Tuesday”. Answers were lost amidst the screaming, but the crowd was obviously loving it. Rose jokingly asked who answered with a four. She talks a lot to and about her fanbase throughout the night, explaining how close she feels to her fans. She explains how she wrote ‘Pretty World’ after seeing fans at the back holding hands, crying in each other’s arms and having conga lines – “I know you’re having fun and doing what you love. I wish I had that when I was younger. It’s a privilege to see that. Thank you for letting me in on that”.