Lily Allen looks incredible in a corset as she performs latest leg of her West End Girl tour in Spain after hitting back at critics of her 'expensive' tickets

Lily Allen looked incredible as she took to the stage in Spain for the latest leg of her West End Girl tour on Saturday. 

The singer, 41, showcased her figure in a baby pink corset paired with sheer tights and platform heels as she belted out hits from her critically acclaimed album. 

Lily then changed into a strapless gold mini dress during the show - which is billed as a theatrical concert experience that sees her perform her album's setlist in full. 

The mother-of-two was performing at Bilbao BBK Festival closing day concert in Bilbao, Basque Country.  

West End Girl explores the emotional fallout of Lily's split from Stranger Things actor David Harbour through 14 songs and has a run time of 44 minutes.

The shows mark the first time Lily has been out on the road since her No Shame Tour in 2018, yet critics have complained the new show is 'too short and expensive'.

Fans have recently vented their frustration after being charged up to £86 for a 50-minute performance with no support act.

One user fumed on X after her performance at the weekend: 'Lily Allen at the O2. No support act. Arrived on stage at 9:10pm. All wrapped up by 10pm. Not one word to the audience.'

Lily, 41, defiantly defended herself against the criticism with a statement on the social media platform on Monday: 'There is a support act.

'The show has always been advertised as “Lily Allen performs West End Girl.”

'I was a few mins late as my tights were laddered and I had to change them. The show is just over an hour as it’s just the album in its entirety.

'It’s my artistic choice not to talk to the audience, the fourth wall helps with the storytelling. Most people find it to be effective.

'I don’t want anyone to feel ripped off, everyone on this tour is really working very hard to give people the best show we possibly can, and I'm extremely proud of it.'

Tickets for the West End Girl Tour ranged from £38 to £86.

The show attracted criticism from some fans this week, who argued the ticket price was too steep for just 50 minutes of singing.

Others bemoaned the lack of audience engagement, with the singer only returning to the stage after the final song to wordlessly accept a bouquet of flowers.

Lily herself told Vogue the show was 'unlike anything I've done before'.

'On previous tours, the shows have been about my personality and my interaction with the audience. This show can feel more like theater at times,' she said.

'There's a lot of attention to detail and storytelling through props, costume, and lighting. There is an intensity that I'm really proud of and enjoying.'