Aussie superstar Kylie Minogue returns to Dublin's 3Arena tonight for a long-awaited performance in the capital.
The pint-sized pop legend was forced to cancel her original 7 October concert due to illness.
However, the Aussie hitmaker - who turned 50 this year - hasn't kept fans waiting too long as she brings her golden tour to the Docklands venue this evening.
Kylie's stage gigs are always unforgettable and this one promises to be no exception.
Ahead of the concerts, here's all you need to know:
When is the Kylie concert?
Kylie will perform in Dublin for one night only tonight, on 3 December.
Are tickets still available?
Tickets are on sale now on ticketmaster or through Kylie's own website. Prices start at €76.
Who will be the support act for Kylie Minogue?
With such as stellar career of hits under her belt, you could argue that Kylie doesn't need a support act - and you'd be right!
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The Newcastle Chronicle reports that no one will be performing before the blond singer takes to the stage.
Instead, she'll be treating fans to a supergig that will be 'a show of two halves'.
What time will Kylie come on stage?
Don't dilly dally over your pre-gig drinks or dinner folks - if reports from the Newcastle Chronicle are anything to go by, Kylie will be on stage at 8pm sharp.
What can fans expect?
Kylie is renowned for her extraordinary creativity and bar-raising live performances, so it goes with out saying that fans are in for a treat.
The show will comprise a mix of songs from Kylie's new album 'Golden' along with some choice hits from her amazing back catalogue.
From 'Can't get you out of my head' to 'Better the devil you know' and of course, 'especially for you' - whatever your favourite Kylie era is, you won't be disappointed.
Will there be any surprises?
With Kylie, anything is possible! She delighted 70,000 fans in London's Hyde park in October when former beau Jason Donovan joined her onstage during a performance of 'Especially For You' at the BBC Radio 2 Live concert.
Kylie also surprised a Sydney audience in 2009 by bringing Bono on stage to join her in a duet of 'Kids'.
Not only that, but she's joined Nick Cave on stage in London and Scissor Sisters at Glastonbury.
Watch this space!
