Tina Provis

It felt like nostalgia was like a little bit of a thing.

We had Hilary Duff who made her first appearance after 21 years and then we had the Pussycat Dolls.

Now this follows the recent North America tour that they had to cancel.

So it was great to see them back up on stage.

It was the first performance they had together in over 20 years and they did this like mix of Don't Ya and When I Grow Up.

Oh my God, two absolute bangers.

If you're going to do it.

I'm really sad their tour was cancelled.

I saw them last time they came to Australia and I, like, my friends and I, like, we were just obsessed with the Pussycat Dolls.

It would be so much fun.

Yeah.

I think they just needed to do a more intimate tour because that at, like, a small venue would go off.

Absolutely.

And I think their core audience is still there.

It's the same thing like we've talked about before of like the blue dot theory and the whole like tours are so expensive now.

And like if you're going to Harry Styles or if you went to Taylor Swift or something, that kind of wipes you out for the year.

So there needs to be a way.

The artist needs to come to your hometown.

The ticket needs to be like $80, $90.

Totally.