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Kylie Minogue rang in New Year’s Eve in Dubai with a thrilling performance at Atlantis, The Palm.
The 54-year-old Australian pop star wowed guests as she performed a medley of her hits at the exclusive resort.
Kylie looked stunning in a hot pink ensemble in a pearlescent fabric, matched with metallic boots.
Kylie Minogue rang in New Year’s Eve in Dubai with a thrilling performance at Atlantis, The Palm. The 54-year-old Australian pop star wowed guests as she performed a medley of her hits at the exclusive resort (pictured)
She later had a costume change, donning a white jumpsuit along with a pair of eye-catching gold heels.
The singer serenaded lucky guests at the resort’s world-famous gala dinner with a series of chart topping hits from her discography.
Kylie delivered an electrifying set, delighting fans with global hits like Can’t Get You Out Of My Head and All The Lovers.
Kylie delivered an electrifying set, delighting fans with global hits like Can’t Get You Out Of My Head and All The Lovers
The Especially For You singer also treated guests to classics such as The Loco-Motion.
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Her 60-minute set brought the house down in the run up to the 2023 countdown and was watched by 3,000 guests.
Adding to the night’s exciting atmosphere, Atlantis, The Palm lit up the skies in a myriad of colours during one of Dubai’s largest and most stunning firework and pyrotechnic displays by Grucci.
Kylie is next set to perform in Sydney at the WorldPride event in 202.
The lavish event featured free-flowing Champagne, and a lavish buffet serving a myriad of dishes, including 50kg of caviar, two tonnes of lobster, 300kg of Alaskan king crab and 6,000 oysters.
Kylie is next set to perform in Sydney at the WorldPride event in 2023.
She will join Charli XCX and Jessica Mauboy to headline the Live and Proud gig on Friday, February 24.
She will join Charli XCX and Jessica Mauboy to headline the Live and Proud gig on Friday, February 24
Source: | Dailymail.co.uk
