PSA: Pop Sensation Kesha Joins Sydney’s Mardi Gras After-Party Line-Up
She’s said it once, and she’ll say it again, the party don’t start till she walks in! Glitter goddess and self-proclaimed dance commander Kesha, has officially been announced as a performer at the official Mardi Gras Party on Saturday 29th of February, 2020.
As if the entire gay population of Australia weren’t already screaming when Mardi Gras last month announced the literal goddess, Dua Lipa as the headline act for the Mardi Gras After-Party, the team had to today again blow our literal minds.
In case you’ve been living under a rock for roughly 10 years and are not familiar with the one, the only, Kesha, she’s the literal queen behind the iconic banger “Tik Tok”, the anthemic “We R Who We R”, “Blah Blah Blah”, “Your Love Is my Drug”, “Die Young” and her ground-breaking 2017 comeback “Praying”. She’s a huge mood.
Famed for being one of the music industry’s most prominent LGBTQI rights activists, Kesha received the 2016 Human Rights Campaign’s Visibility Award for her outstanding efforts in promoting equality, and was nominated for outstanding musical artist at the 2018 GLAAD Awards. In 2010 Kesha lent her voice to Dan Savage’s “It Gets Better” campaign and wrote her chart topping smash ‘We R Who We R’ as a direct response to news that bullying had led to multiple suicides of gay youth.
Unfamiliar with the Mardi Gras Party? Buckle up hun, this party is one like no other. Australia’s most treasured LGBTQI Party, 2020 will see the Mardi Gras Party transform The Hordern Pavilion and surrounding areas into a brand-new adult play land, bursting with music, light and performances aplenty.
Tickets to the annual Mardi Gras party sell out quick, so get in quick ladies, or risk missing out on two of the world’s biggest queens. You won’t regret.
THE DETAILS
What: Mardi Gras Party ‘20
Where: The Hordern Pavilion and surrounding areas, Moore Park
When: Saturday 29 February, 2020
Time: 10pm – 8am
Tickets: Fourth release tickets on sale now at $187.20 + transaction fees here
Imagery: Jeffrey Feng Photography
