Jessie Ware Sings 'Kiss Of Life' With Kylie Minogue at a London Gig

On 28th May, Jessie Ware performed at the O2 Academy
Brixton, and she brought out special guest Kylie Minogue for a performance of
their duet, 'Kiss Of Life.'

The song is on Kylie's deluxe version of her 15th studio album, 2020's 'Disco,' titled 'DISCO: Guest List Edition.' NME's Nick Levine rated the album four stars upon its debut, calling it her most consistent and entertaining album in a decade.

Ware's performance last night was the first of two at the O2
Brixton Academy, with the second set for 29th May. Both are on the singer-songwriter’s
'What's Your Pleasure?' tour, which is in support of her album of the same
name, released in 2020.

The tour had been postponed from April 2021 to December 2021
due to persistent concerns about the coronavirus epidemic. It will wrap up next
month with stops in Halifax, Glasgow and Edinburgh. It was then delayed in
February, with the first show taking place in Bristol on 26th May.

Take a look at Kylie and Jessie’s performance of 'Kiss Of
Life' in Brixton below:

Minogue's performance happened to coincide with her 54th
birthday. Ware sang 'Happy Birthday' to the pop star in front of the Brixton
crowd, and she had a birthday cake and candles brought out for the occasion.
Below is a video of the birthday sing-a-long.

'DISCO: Guest List Edition,' which was released last
November, includes high-profile collaborations and additional new songs, as
well as remixes and extended mixes from Basement Jaxx, Purple Disco Machine,
Syn Cole and others. It features the previously released Years & Years duet
'A Second to Midnight,' as well as Gloria Gaynor's new song 'Can't Stop Writing
Songs About You.'

Minogue and Jason Donovan, the "perfect Neighbours
couple," were confirmed earlier this month to return to Ramsay Street for
the long-running soap's finale.

The Australian show's UK broadcaster, Channel 5, announced in February that it will no longer air the series post summer, resulting in the show's cancellation.

Jessie Ware, on the other hand, will be performing at
Glastonbury later this month. The Park, a "wonderland of genre-defying,
synapse-sparking dionysian pleasurement," has added the vocalist to the
line-up.

Minogue remarked of the show that she'll be forever grateful
for the experience and the friends she made on ‘Neighbours’.  She added that they had no clue how popular
the show would become or how deeply fans would care about it.

---Silviya.Y