Kylie Minogue rehearses at MCG ahead of grand final pre-match performance
Australian mega-star Kylie Minogue has been spotted rehearsing at the MCG ahead of her highly anticipated AFL grand final pre-game performance this Saturday.
Exclusive pictures just in show the Princess of Pop running through her set with dancers at the iconic venue.
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The pop diva has sent fans in a spin, with speculation about what songs will make her set list for the big day.
7NEWS reporter Jordan Quinn shared more details about the upcoming performance.
“Athough we didn’t hear any music or rehearsing, we did receive our first glimpse of the pop princess Kylie Minogue taking centre stage at the MCG ahead of her pre-game performance for Saturday’s grand final,” he said.
“She’ll play a 20-minute set featuring eight, possibly nine of her biggest hits.
“But this afternoon we got an idea of what this will all look like. She was in her pink tracksuit with about 100 dancers, as workers set up what looks to be like some sort of rotating stage.
“There is plenty of silver, gold and lots of sparkles, but we also spotted a cage attached to zip lines, which were seen whirling around in the air.
“Kylie was also seen hopping into that cage, so it’s understood that could be part of this performance, which everyone is very much anticipating with bated breath.”
It will be an all-Australian line-up at the G this weekend, with Kylie joined by ARIA award winner G Flip and footy legend Mike Brady, who will perform his classic footy anthem Up There Cazaly.
The star-studded entertainment is set to kick off before the first bounce on Saturday.
7NEWS chief AFL reporter Mitch Cleary first revealed Minogue was locked in to perform back in March.
“The AFL grand final at Melbourne’s one and only, forever iconic MCG? Yes please! As a Melburnian, I’m so excited to be coming home for the biggest day in the Aussie sporting calendar,” Minogue said in an AFL statement.
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