Running Times:

6pm - Doors

7.30pm - Raygun

8pm - Interval

8.30pm - Pink

10.45pm - Finish

SETLIST

1. "Highway to Hell" (Intro - AC/DC Cover)

2. "Bad Influence"

3. "Just Like A Pill"

4. "Who Knew"

5. "Please Don't Leave Me"

6. "Don't Let Me Get Me"

7. "I Touch Myself" (Divinyls cover)

8. "One Foot Wrong"

9. "U + Ur Hand"

10 "Ave Mary A"

11 "Leave Me Alone (I'm Lonely)"

12 "So What"

13 "Family Portrait"

14 "I Don't Believe You"

15 "Crystal Ball"

16 "Trouble" (Acoustic)

17 "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" (Led Zeppelin cover)

18 "Sober"

19 "Bohemian Rhapsody" (Queen cover)

20 "Funhouse"

21 "Crazy" (Gnarls Barkley cover)

22 "Get The Party Started"

Encore:

23"Glitter In The Air"

Pink probably ranks as one of the best female performers and entertainers to hit the stage!!

Bold words indeed. But here is in artist who deliveres the goods. Not only can she sing (no lip synching here!!) but she does so whilsts performing highly athletic routines some 40foot in the air on a trapeeze.

The stage show took the concept of the circus, was highly colourful and equally as energetic. Two hours of none stop music linking old classics with new favourites. But even more surprising were the covers. Not just any covers but Led Zeppelins 'Babe I'm Gonna Leave You' and Queens 'Bohiemian Raphpsody'. Here was a performer on top form, confident in what she was doing her powerful voice rendering each to perfection.

Visually the show was rich and stunning. The stage was backed by a two tear stage and a set of video screens. The set adjustments were slick with no obvious muck ups! The whole set was punctuated by various changes of location either along the runway into the crowd where various acoustic songs were done and the Led Zeppelin cover or up into the rafters on trapeeze or spinning frames.

The whole show was an acoustic and visual feast... my only sadness was that I couldn't find t5ickets for the following two shows!!!

Score: 12/10