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Dannii Minogue Delivers Hit Packed Mardi Gras Show

Dannii delivered a hit packed show filled with excitement at the 2015 Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Party.

Minogue appeared on stage just after 2am, rising up from the floor dressed in a bright pink disco jump suit.

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The singer, who is celebrating the 25th anniversary of his first record release, rewarded fans with a medley of her hit songs including ‘Put the Needle On It’, “I Begin to Wonder’ and ‘This is It!’, which was mashed together with Clean Bandit’s tune ‘Real Love’.

The singer disappeared for a moment to change into a black leather outfit, but quickly returned to the stage for more tunes.

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