Last night, Cher Lloyd performed at Kiss 108′s Kiss Concert in Boston. Also performing at the concert was Demi Lovato and for the first time, the pair performed their new song together, “Really Don’t Care“. We added to the gallery 68 medium quality photos of Cher performing and backstage. Check out the photos and videos below.

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Cher Lloyd performed at the KDWB Star Party last night. We added to the gallery 14 medium quality photos. Be sure to check them out below. Cher looked amazing!

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If you’re listening to Demi Lovato’s new album non-stop like we are, you may have noticed a certain vocal appearance on one very catchy breakup anthem. With her unmistakable British accent, it’s difficult to miss Cher Lloyd on “Really Don’t Care” — rapping, no less.
When the former “X Factor UK” contestant isn’t busy lending her talents to can’t-get-this-out-of-my-head tracks, the singer has been in the studio working on her own material — including a new album on the horizon. Cher caught up with HuffPost Teen on what it was like collaborating with Demi, who inspired her growing up and why she’d never go back to high school.

What was your favorite part about singing with Demi on “Really Don’t Care”?
I can honestly say she’s one of my favorite female artists out there right now. Just because she is so open. She’s so honest and quite honestly, I’ve never said this before, but I really look up to her. I feel that although she’s been through quite a lot, she’s really pushed through and it’s quite obvious that she has quite an amazing album on her hands. And I just really love her for being such a down-to-earth person. She’s someone who my fans should look up to, too.

What was it like teaming up with Ne-Yo?
It’s very exciting to get an opportunity like this. It’s not normal for it to happen to someone like me. It took me by surprise, and actually meeting him was pretty amazing. He seemed like a really nice person and someone you could really get on with. He’s easy to work with, which is rare to find. [Editor's note: They are creating a song together inspired by social media submissions from fans.*]

How will your second album be different from the first (“Sticks & Stones”)?
I feel like everyone, every artist, favors their second record. That’s because on the first one, you are experimenting — you’re trying out different things. It’s all so new. But I feel like the second album, to me, is exactly what I wanted to do. If I wanted to curse or whatever, I could curse because I felt like it in the moment — and it’s something that I can really be proud of. I’ve worked so hard, so hopefully, fingers crossed, this album will be the one that makes me.

How would you describe yourself in high school?
I was very disruptive. I always had an opinion. I never really wanted to be in school and that’s just the truth. I think many kids are like that, you know? I had some trouble in school. I didn’t get on with people and I wanted to be on my own. But then when it came to music, I was able to shut the door and get on with my projects. That’s why I feel that I passed. But school’s difficult. I mean, if anyone said to me right now, “You have a chance to go back,” I’d say, “No way.”

Who inspired you growing up?
The person I’ve always said is my grandmother. I think to just watch your grandparents now and hear all the stories of what they’ve been through in their life and the struggles, and finding love and stuff like that, it just really inspires me. I could listen to my grandparents speak all day. I think it’s very important for me right now to spend as much time as possible with them. I wasn’t very into the “fame side.” I wasn’t very attached to anyone growing up. Nowadays, I see a lot of kids that are very attached to famous people, but I was never like that.

If you could collaborate with any artist, who would it be?
I feel like I’ve done quite a lot of collaborations and I feel like right now, for this moment, I possibly wouldn’t want to do anymore. But if I had a chance to, it would probably be Nicki Minaj. And I’ve said that from day one — just ‘cause I feel like she’s so different. She’s got her own lane and nobody crosses into it and I really respect that. I just think she’s very, very talented.
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Last night Cher Lloyd performed at the Hard Rock Cafe with 96.1 KISS FM Radio Station. We added to the gallery 19 medium quality photos of Cher performing. Be sure to check them out below. She looks so cute!

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Yesterday Cher Lloyd was at the Southpark Mall with KISS 96.5 Radio Station in Ohio for a performance, interview and meet and greet. We added to the gallery 70 medium quality photos. Be sure to check them out below. Cher looks so cute!

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We came across a new photoshoot outtake that Cher did back in 2012. We’ve added to the gallery 1 high quality photo from the shoot. Cher looks so beautiful! Check it out below!

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Grammy Award winning singer Ne-Yo and platinum-selling artist Cher Lloyd are together in the music studio. What are these two music dynamos up to? Lloyd and Ne-Yo are discussing fan submissions as they begin to write an original song inspired by fans sharing their “It’s All Good” moment in celebration of the new Fruttare Fruit Bars launch. Lloyd broke away for a few minutes from her songwriting with fans and Ne-Yo to talk to me a little about her upcoming album release and her September 2013 concert tour.

Catherine Garvin: What is the name of your new album?

Cher Lloyd: Umm, I’m still working on that so I haven’t picked the name of the new album yet.

Garvin: How has your style, sound, confidence evolved?

Lloyd: I’ve grown up in the past couple of years, I’m now more able to take risks and I feel confident about who I am and with my style.

Garvin: On your tour of the US will Cher be in Portland, Oregon? West coast? Dates?

Lloyd: Unfortunately, I won’t be in Portland this year, but you can visit my website to find out about more of my show dates.

Garvin: So, Cher, your songs are often upbeat, great songs to work out to and get ready for a fun night out to, what’s on your playlist?

Lloyd: Nicki Minaj and Kid Cudi are always on my playlist.

Garvin: What’s one ‘Wonky’ thing about America that surprised Cher?

Lloyd: The high curbs. You have to step up to get out of your car. It’s weird.

Garvin: What locations are you most excited about to visit on your summer tour through the US?

Lloyd: I’m excited about being on stage this summer, seeing the fans is always great. This summer my collaboration with Ne-Yo will be coming out and we are performing it at the iHeart Radio Music Festival in September. I think the ingredients to a great summer song is something you hear on the radio and immediately turn it up and want to dance to it. This is what Ne-Yo and I are hoping to create with the help of our fans as they continue to tweet, post on Facebook and use Instagram to tell us their “It’s All Good” moment.

Garvin: As a London native but spending more time here in the US, what London and US styles are you coveting and incorporating into your personal repertoire?

Lloyd: I spent so much time here that I have picked up so many of the US trends. A comfy cardigan is a must-have for me.

Garvin: What celebrity looks do you love and why?

Lloyd: Gwen Stefani and Selena Gomez. Because Gwen is so quirky and Selena always has fun with shapes but also looks sophisticated at the same time.

If music fans in Portland want to inspire a song by Ne-Yo and Cher Lloyd you still have time. Here’s how to inspire the song, Ne-Yo and Cher are asking fans to share what keeps them looking on the bright side on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram using #itsallgood through May 20, 2013. Visit www.Facebook.com/Fruttare for more information and #itsallgood.

SOURCE: Examiner