A decade later but Natalie Imbruglia's still just as hot on stage

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Fans queued right the way down London's Regent Street in the pouring rain to catch her performance at the Apple Store.

They would have soon dried off inside though.

Temperatures soared in the cramped gig, forcing Imbruglia to shed her black jacket and glug back the bottled water.

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In action: Imbruglia sings her hits at London's Apple store. She coped with the heat and humidity by gulping water

Imbruglia headed to the capital's Wellington Club after the in-store gig

She played a string of her hits but got a little bit miffed when the crowd didn't cheer enough when she announced her biggest single, Torn (and they thought lining up in the rain was enough!)

The singer is promoting her upcoming greatest hits album, which is due for release next month.

Imbruglia, 32, then headed to a party hosted by jewellery-designer-tothestars Stephen Webster at the capital's Wellington Club in Knightsbridge, where other guests included Bryan Ferry.