I am loving this song Brave by Sara Bareilles at the moment. Catchy, pop-pish and inspirational.
Be brave! Say what you think or feel. After all, nobody can read your mind.
This was taken around 810pm. There were not that many people yet as probably they were stuck outside trying to get in. I was at the East Entrance (apparently a few friends were also at the concert and at the East Entrance with 1 over at the North Entrance) Terrace block.
At 840pm, it was getting filled up now. There were more empty seats in the Arena block which was where the most expensive tickets were ($550 a piece!). While waiting for the concert to start, music was played to pump up the audience. The line for the ladies was unbelievably long! People were just milling around, waiting.
It finally started around 9pm. Making use of a big screen to complement the actions and dance on stage and two smaller screens to show what was happening on stage.

There she was. Alas, my camera did not have long range zoom. This was the best I could take.


I found the screens to be quite tiny to show the action on stage. Maybe it was also because I was seated higher up midway through the block. Or I need a new camera with better zoom as I saw another concert goer taking pictures with the zoom function and captured Kylie perfectly, as if she was standing right in front of her. 

Not too bad, eh? The zoom to get a pic of the stage made it seemed like I was near. But we actually sat on the steps of the Sun-Rice building. There was a beer tent and Botak Jones stall selling mini burgers and cajun hot dog. The mini burger which was a decent regular size was awesome! Juicy beef patty with buttered toasted buns. Yummy! The hot dog which I shared with D was good but not as good as the burger.
I recently discovered music from Bitter:Sweet (band from US) and I love it! I first heard the song "Dirty Laundry" from a Jazz radio station in Canada and googled for it. Then I realized I actually heard a few of its songs - Bittersweet Faith from The Devil Wears Prada soundtrack, and a few others from various TV shows and commercials in North America.