Two of pop musics juggernaut's have confirmed their first official collaboration will be released on Friday 7 August, following a surprise live debut at WorldPride Amsterdam over the weekend.
Madonna and Kylie Minogue are releasing their first official collaboration this Friday. The pair have confirmed that 'Love Sensation (Afterhours Mix)' will arrive this Friday (7 August), days after surprising fans with its live debut during Madonna's Club Confessions show at WorldPride Amsterdam.
The two dance music icons wowed attendees at WorldPride Amsterdam 2026 on Saturday (Aug. 1) with a rare live collaboration on Madonna's Confessions II track "Love Sensation." The remix reworks Madonna's Confessions II album track, adding newly recorded vocals from Minogue. Madonna and Minogue have confirmed their new collaboration, "Love Sensation (Afterhours Mix) – Madonna & Kylie," set for worldwide release via Warner Records on Friday, August 7.
Madonna took the stage at the World Pride Music Festival at AFAS Live, a concert venue in Amsterdam-Zuidoost, early Sunday. She performed for about half an hour. Alongside the first public performance of their collab, the pair also performed Madonna's 2005 single 'Sorry', marking only the second time they have shared a stage.
Post performance, Madonna took to Instagram to post a series of shots of her weekend with Kylie. The post captioned, "L🪩VE SENSATI🪩N @KylieMinogue Thanks for coming!! CLUB CONFESSIONS: AMSTERDAM 🩷❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜🤎," the post concluded with a shot of Madonna and Kylie hugging it out backstage.
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Minogue also celebrated the long-awaited diva double-down, posting a montage video of her stage walk-out and footage of the "Love Sensation" performance with the caption, "@madonna 🥹🥰😘 Thank you everyone at Club Confessions World Pride Amsterdam."
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The performance was part of Madonna's Club Confessions shows, which have taken place in Los Angeles, London, New York City and Paris as launch parties for her latest album.
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