Kylie Minogue fans are spiralling after WorldPride set with sister Dannii: ‘Mothers are multiplying!’
Dannii Minogue with sister Kylie at World Pride for a rendition of “All The Lovers” (Getty/Don Arnold)
Kylie Minogue has ended homophobia for good with her mind-blowingly queer performance at Sydney’s WorldPride, featuring a surprise cameo from her sister Dannii.
Wearing a sparkly black and blue jumpsuit and joined by a dozen-strong dance troupe, the Aussie pop princess rocketed through eight of her campiest hits, opening with the glittering “Spinning Around”.
She descended into the gay call to arms “Your Disco Needs You”, the breathy 2003 hit “Slow”, and her magnum opus “Can’t Get You Out of My Head”.
The cherry on the top, though? When her dancers stepped aside to reveal Kylie stood with Danni in matching sheer outfits, before the pair launched into “All The Lovers” – one of the century’s best queer anthems.
Of course, all 20,000 people in Sydney’s Domain venue and the tens of thousands watching via livestream at home were left suitably shook.
“The way I gagged. I still haven’t recovered,” wrote one fan on social media.
“Kylie and Dannii doing “All The Lovers” was strangely emotional and completely euphoric,” said another.
Several other people have asked a very important and strangely unanswered question: why has there never been a joint Kylie and Dannii tour, and when will we get one?
The last time the sisters performed on stage together was almost eight years ago, when Dannii joined Kylie for a few festive classics at the latter’s 2015 Royal Albert Hall Christmas concert.
Kylie’s performance marked the opening concert of Sydney’s WorldPride, with half a million people expected to attend throughout the celebrations, which conclude on 5 March.
Elsewhere at the opening concert, British queen of hyperpop Charli XCX treated fans to hits including “Boys”, “Beg For You” and “Vroom Vroom”.
She also thanked the queer community for “keeping [her] career alive”.
“I feel so understood in this space and I owe everything I have to all of you,” she said.
WorldPride opening night was hosted by Australian RuPaul’s Drag Race star Courtney Act and singer Casey Donovan.
