See Madonna Bring Out Kylie Minogue to Preview ‘Love Sensation’ Remix
Material Girl also performs Confessions on a Dance Floor‘s “Sorry” live for first time since 2008 at WorldPride Amsterdam’s Club Confessions gig
A day after Kylie Minogue joined Nick Cave onstage in England, the pop singer made another surprise appearance Saturday, popping up during Madonna’s Confessions II show in Amsterdam.
The Material Girl brought her Club Confessions album launch party to AFAS Live as part of WorldPride Amsterdam, with Madonna delivering a 30-minute set that included the guest appearance by Minogue, who joined Madonna for a new remix of Confessions II’s “Love Sensation”:
The studio version of the Minogue remix is reportedly forthcoming; Minogue previously denied persistent rumors that she would appear on Confessions II, but it turns out the speculation wasn’t completely off-base.
The Australian singer remained onstage as Madonna then segued into her “Sorry,” marking the first time she had performed the Confessions on a Dance Floor track live since 2008.
Saturday’s duet comes just over two years after two iconic dance music singers joined forces onstage for the first time ever in 2024 at Madonna’s Los Angeles concert; at that gig, the pair covered Gloria Gaynor’s “I Will Survive” before singing Minogue’s own “Can’t Get You Out of My Head”:
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