Dua Lipa as disco queen at the concert in Berlin
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Dua Lipa as disco queen at the concert in Berlin
Dua Lipa in pink overalls at a previous concert (archive photo).
Photo: Marcelo Hernandez
Two years later than planned, Dua Lipa gave her concert in Berlin on Tuesday evening. The fans made her go wild.
Two years later than planned, Dua Lipa played her concert for her Future Nostalgia Tour in Berlin. Five outfits, a light show somewhere between space and the club room, ten dancers and even a little floating interlude: Dua Lipa’s concert on Tuesday evening in the Mercedes Benz Arena was one and a half hours of entertainment.
Dua Lipa played about 20 songs, including hits like “New Rules” from her 2017 self-titled album and “Don’t Start Now” from her new record Future Nostalgia.
The influence of the 1980s on her album was not only evident in the stage show, her fans also appreciate exactly this style.
Dua Lipa’s music is definitely danceable
In a pink jumpsuit and surrounded by artistic roller skaters, disco balls and a starry sky, Dua Lipa played the disco queen of the 80s. With their remarkable depth and hoarse voice, they sang songs like “Pretty Please” and “Hallucinate”.
Her feminist-tinged anthem “Boys Will Be Boys (All Girls Will Be Women)” suddenly turned into a club song, and the whole arena went wild. In general, the atmosphere in the course of the concert reminded more and more of that of a club. No question: Dua Lipa’s music is definitely danceable.
In between, tracks by Gwen Stefani and other pop greats were also mixed in, and Elton John was also seen on the screen. Dua Lipa has no problem giving her musical credentials on her own concert credits.
They made the brilliant exit with their hit “Don’t Start Now” and thanks to their Berlin fans. She has a lot in common with Berlin, as she had one of her first big appearances here.