Aug

26

2012

Rita Ora Debuts ‘Radioactive’ Live At G-A-Y

Written by Trent | Filed under Rita Ora

Rita Ora performs at club G-A-Y in London.

Rita Ora’s new US single, ‘Radioactive’, hit the web earlier this week to generally positive reviews and it was only a matter of time before she performed the track live. For the first showing of the tune, the rising star hit the stage at club G-A-Y in London.

In addition to ‘Radioactive’, Ora also performed her hits ‘How We Do (Party)’, ‘R.I.P.’, ‘Hot Right Now’ and ‘Roc the Life’. Remember, Ora’s debut album, ‘ORA’, will arrive in UK stores tomorrow (August 27th). Of course, you already knew that, thanks to her inescapable promotional campaign during the last six months.

Watch Ora perform at G-A-Y below:

‘Radioactive’

‘Hot Right Now’

‘R.I.P.’

‘Facemelt’/'Roc the Life’

‘How We Do (Party)’ 

Photo by Rob Cable/Video via That Good Hit! 

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4 Comments

1. Benron (King Of The Navy) says:

   August 26, 2012 at 2:55 pm

   
   

   Her voice does not fit these songs, she should sing R.b/ British soul! She just sounds confused when she signs pop songs live. Especially how we do because that is always dreadful.
2. Liberiangirl says:

   August 26, 2012 at 3:02 pm

   
   

   She’s a beautiful girl and good singer, too bad those comparisons won’t let up. Radioactive and R.I.P are good singles.
3. JBVI says:

   August 27, 2012 at 8:14 am

   
   

   I Actually like the album, it’s an international album and not focused on one Genre. You can tell she is still trying to find herself! It is a great debut minus some of the tracks. RadioActive should be another chart topper and maybe her UK 4th Number 1
4. mmmerrr says:

   August 27, 2012 at 1:03 pm

   
   

   I think the whole I met Jay Z, he signed me and 3 years later I am performing on big stages and I am wearing free clothes I could never afford if I didn’t have Roc nation’s stylist. … Typical story of the manufactured singer. What is missing these days is talent and emotion. Rita ain’t singing about nothing… I think she is a human being who deserves to be happy at what she does yes but I am tired of these made up stars, regulated to the tip top to touch a certain public and make money for their sponsors Its like a race horse. No life story, no struggle, no pain, no wisdom… Roc nation is only good at making up these people. I had stopped reading blogs, came back 6 months later, still the same crap.. I m going to put on the classical music channel on my tv and relax.