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PrintableKylie, TOTP =  One of her dancers was SO HOT! 
ONE-OFF SPECTACULAR SHOW ON SATURDAY NOVEMBER 15th AT LONDON HAMMERSMITH APOLLO. TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLY TO COMPETITION WINNERS AND INVITED GUESTS. TICKETS AVAILABLE THROUGH AOL, UK RADIO STATIONS, CD:UK AND SELECTED UK PUBLICATIONS. 1 HOUR TV SPECIAL OF THE SHOW, INCLUDING BEHIND THE SCENES FOOTAGE AND KYLIE'S ONLY MAJOR TV INTERVIEW WITH CAT DEELEY, WILL BE AIRED ON ITV1 ON SATURDAY NIGHT NOVEMBER 22. Money can't buy you a ticket for the one-off spectacular that Kylie is planning to launch her new album "Body Language". The amazing show, which has taken months of preparations, is strictly a one-off, a new show devised by Kylie to showcase songs from her new album (plus old favorites), which will be released on November 17. And you can win tickets through a host of media partners, including AOL, UK Radio stations, CD:UK and selected newspapers. Kylie will play London's Hammersmith Apollo on Saturday 15, to an audience of fans/competition winners, media and celebrity guests. "Money Can't Buy" is a brand new which will be played on this one night only to an audience numbering only 4000; the last time Kylie played this venue she sold out 7 nights!! The last time she played in London was 4 sold-out nights in may 2002 at Wembley Arena, part of a tour that saw her play to over 250,000 people, smashing records for tickets sales in Newcastle and Manchester. So this show is a rare opportunity to see a huge spectacular, for which Kylie has become renowned, in an intimate venue. Those not lucky enough to obtain a ticket, however, will be able to see the show live on the net on the night and subsequently on ITV1 on Saturday November 22. The ITV1 broadcast will include special footage shot backstage for a real behind the scenes glimpse at what makes a Kylie show work. In addition, Cat Deeley will be interviewing Kylie backstage, Kylie's only major TV interview around the album release. The event will be broadcast live exclusively on AOL worldwide. Apart from being at the show, this is the only way you can experience the magical evening as it happens. The AOL website will also be giving away a quota of tickets for the show; further information on www.aol.co.uk. In addition, viewers of CD:UK will be able to win tickets by watching the show on Saturday October 25. Radio stations across the UK will be giving away tickets. More details to follow. Further tickets giveaways and competitions will be featured in the national press over the coming weeks and of course on www.kylie.com 'Money Can't Buy' has been devised by Kylie with her creative director William Baker and set designer Alan Macdonald, both of whom helped to create the stunning 2002 Fever Tour. Like Fever, this show has been themed segments (all currently under wraps) but which echoing the the new music, will illustrate a different Kylie to that of previous tours. The show choreography will be by Michael Rooney, who did Can't Get You Out Of My Head video. Kylie will be performing with her band and 12 dancers. For music, Kylie has been working longtime with Steve Anderson and is giving nothing away about the set list apart from that will contain "something old, something new, something borrowed ... and some great surprises". For many this will be the first opportunity to hear songs from the new album 'Body Language'. [This message was edited Sat Oct 18 15:56:55 PDT 2003 by bananacologne] | |
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Sounds like an exciting time to be a Kylie fan in the UK! Wish I could be there! | |
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bananacologne said: (Review by Paul Flynn: I-D Magazine - The Up Issue #237) 'Body Language'...It's an upshift for her. After two straight - if hugely effective - pop albums for Parlophone, it was time to diverge. Someone's been listening to Janet Jackson's Control, electro both old and new, Vanity 6, vintage Funkadelic and, most controversially, the peerless white dub of Scritti Politti (there is a startling mid-tempo duet with singer Green Gartside involved). She's frisky and bristling with vocal confidence throughout (she puts vocal stylings down to "two big tours"). "Don't confuse emotions with the pleasure principal", she commands on Secret (Take You Home), before whipping an 80's hip hop-soul chorus from Lisa Lisa. Red Blooded Woman takes the risqués up a gear - "I'm a red blooded woman. What's the point in hanging around?" - and includes the now-obligatory intertextual reference to 'spinning around' (there's a 'la, la, la' in there too). Slow suggests that her brief hook-up with Fischerspooner was more than a mere fashion whim, and on I Feel For You, latent Prince influences rattle through every languid groove, from the homage in the title down.Yet despite all this funkular career-swerving, Body Language is unmistakeably a Kylie record. It's as catchy as crabs. Fifteen years into her astonishing professional life, it's time to say hello Kylie: Artist." This makes me very, very happy! | |
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 Me too - can't wait!  | |
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