Coming back for the second time around at The Bamboozle, Kesha’s daytime lacked the lush lighting treatment of her previous night’s set, but came across as a tighter, more playful performance.
End Notes:
If you missed the full set from the first night of The Bamboozle, you can check it out here:
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Image #3 is badass while making her look attractive. Ke$ha would love it :)