Kylie Minogue Delivers Hits, Surprise Guests and Pyrotechnics at AFL Grand Final
The Australian pop icon delivered a career-spanning 20-minute hometown set, joined by G Flip, William Barton and Dom Dolla.
Kylie Minogue electrified the crowd at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Saturday, headlining the AFL Grand Final with a spectacular show that wowed over 100,000 fans. The pop icon, who performed in her hometown for the first time at the event, delivered a high-flying tribute to three decades of hits in a 20-minute set. Rain-soaked Melbourne did little to dampen the mood as Minogue sang her way through classics like "Love at First Sight," "In Your Eyes," "Get Outta My Way," "On a Night Like This," "All the Lovers," and "Spinning Around," switching costumes multiple times for added visual flair.
To add a unique twist to the performance, Minogue welcomed Kalkadunga songman William Barton for a moving rendition of her 1994 hit "Confide in Me," and G Flip returned to the stage to perform their rock-leaning "Padam Padam." After a brief respite, Minogue emerged from a massive, bedazzled "KYLIE" football and soared through the air before closing the show with a remix of "Can't Get You Out of My Head" by Melbourne DJ Dom Dolla.
As one of the most successful pop artists in history, Minogue has sold more than 80 million records worldwide and has scored nine No. 1 albums in Australia. Her presence at the Grand Final marked a first for solo Australian acts since Paul Kelly in 2019, and the first overall since a 2021 pandemic-relocated Perth final. Minogue's career has seen her collaborate with numerous international headliners, including Robbie Williams, KISS, Katy Perry, and Snoop Dogg, making her a true icon of the music industry.
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