Kesha guzzles a bottle of beer and twerks during wild early-morning performance on Sunrise… as she hints at an Australian tour
Kesha put her own spin on the term ‘champagne breakfast’ during her live performance on Sunrise this Tuesday.
Despite the early hour, the hitmaker, 33, delivered a high-energy live show as she outrageously guzzled from a bottle of beer and twerked on stage with her backup dancers.
The American singer, who performed at the Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras on Saturday, wore an all-pink ensemble consisting of a latex Hawaiian shirt, glittery leggings and sneakers.
She completed her eclectic look with liberal amounts of rhinestone-encrusted jewelry and crystal-covered sunglasses.
Kesha’s back-up danger, who were all dressed in pink tie-dye outfits, playfully interacted with the star as she belted out hits including We R Who We R and Raising Hell.
During her rendition of Tik Tok, Kesha shouted, ‘who wants to be my baby bird?’ before drinking from a beer bottle.
Isn’t it a bit early for that? Kesha, 33, guzzled a bottle of beer and twerked on stage during wild early-morning performance on Sunrise this Tuesday
She immediately spat out the liquid into the mouth of one of a willing backup dancer.
Following the performance, the singer spoke to Sunrise’s Sam Armytage and David ‘Kochie’ Koch about how much she loves her Australian ‘animals’ (an affectionate term referring to her fans).
‘To my Australian animals, here and watching at home, just know that I am so grateful for every single one of you,’ she declared.
Open wide! During her rendition of Tik Tok, Kesha shouted, ‘who wants to be my baby bird?’ before drinking from a beer bottle. She then spat out the liquid into the mouth of a willing backup dancer
‘You’ve stood by me during some of the hardest time in my life. I would not be able to do what I love without you.’
Kesha went on to hint that at plans to bring her new High Road tour to Australia.
‘I feel like I have been here [in Australia] in a past life, because you guys are my people. I will be back you really soon, I promise.’
‘I would not be able to do what I love without you’: Following the performance, the singer spoke to Sunrise’s Sam Armytage and David ‘Kochie’ Koch about how much she loves her Australian ‘animals’ (an affectionate term referring to her fans)
To mark her High Road album release in January, she is kicking off her High Road tour in April from Texas.
While dates have been released for Canada and The United Kingdom, no Australian tour announcement has been made.
Kesha previously brought her Rainbow world tour Down Under in 2018 – which was the first Australian tour Kesha had embarked on in seven years.
Will she come Down Under? To mark her High Road album release in January, she is kicking off her High Road tour in April from Texas. While dates have been released for Canada and The United Kingdom, no Australian tour announcement has been made