REVIEW: Maroon 5 And Robin Thicke Impress Crowds At London's O2 Arena

Robin Thicke and Maroon 5 took to the stage at London's O2 arena last night and EntertainmentWise headed down to hear all of those pop classics (as well as drool over Adam Levine!) as part of their Overexposed tour.

Thicke kicked things off and unlike the provocative dancing that goes with his infamous controversial track Blurred Lines, the majority of the singer's set surprisingly consisted of him sitting behind a piano. However, this enabled him to show off those vocals, before he got the ladies up dancing to his number one smash hit of the summer at the end of his set, throwing himself into the crowd and treating a few lucky audience members in the front row to an up close and personal performance.

Robin Thicke at London's O2 arena (WENN)

Robin's 40 minute set kicked off Maroon 5's evening of rock/pop and as soon as Adam Levine walked on that stage to belt out Payphone, he had the crowd on their feet.

Despite his tattooed bad boy appearance, the setlist was still filled with some of the bands's slightly softer earlier hits such as She Will Be Loved and Won't Go Home Without You, along with their much-loved tracks Harder To Breathe, Moves Like Jagger and This Love that got everybody up on their feet dancing - not that majority of the crowd had a choice, because a lot of the fans had standing tickets anyway!

Adam Levine had the crowd on their feet for the entire evening (WENN)

Pop classics AND being in the same room as the recently voted "sexiest man alive" Adam Levine for over an hour, we're not complaining!

Behati Prinsloo is one lucky lady...

Best Moment: She Will Be Loved - Levine could've easily rested that voice of his for this one, as the crowd sang along to it word for word.

Worst Moment: There was a rather pointless cover of Daft Punk's Get Lucky that was thrown in amongst Maroon 5's back catalogue.

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