used high-octane aerial stunts that saw her lifted in a harness above the crowds below to deliver her promise of a carnival show during her slot at BST Hyde Park on Saturday.
The 43-year-old pop singer was thanked by her fans in turn with a wheel of cheese, toy frogs and Maltesers among the gifts given to her on stage as she headlined the London-based festival.
She said during her performance that her – a competitive truck racer – told her the collection of frog was ‘weird’ so she now donates them to children’s hospitals.
Out of the thousands of fans, one also produced a jacket with the singer’s face stencilled in pink with an attached note she promised to read.
The crowd-pleasing performance saw Pink – who is playing another date on Sunday at BST as part of her – somersaulting above fans while harnessed, her dancers backflipping in unison onto trampolines and fireworks being left off.
She began her gig by appearing on a screen with a pre-recorded robotic-like message, before Pink was revealed on stage in a glitter body suit and was lowered via a harness while singing Get The Party Started.
Throughout the wildly dynamic show, she made several stops to change costumes from glittery body suits – which were accompanied by various jackets – to a pink fluffy jacket and blue skirt, as well as a full-length flowing dress.
Her set list drew on her ninth studio album Trustfall and the song of the same name along with the record’s other tracks such as Never Gonna Not Dance Again.
She also played her hits such as Raise Your Glass, Just Like A Pill and Just Give Me A Reason, as well as an Adele cover Make You Feel My Love.
Pink – who appeared to be wearing a bandage during her concert – stopped the gig briefly to make sure a fan who fainted was OK and that security was on the way to help them.
She made another pause when someone in the crowd was trying to get her attention during a marriage proposal which she confirmed had been a ‘yes’.
In a touching moment, she and her daughter Willow Sage dueted on their 2021 upbeat song Cover Me In Sunshine.
After Pink’s eldest child walked off stage, she said: ‘She’s so good. She doesn’t care at all.’
During Trustfall’s When I Get There, she spoke about the death of her father from cancer two years ago and said she will be ‘unpacking’ it for the ‘rest of my life’.
Referencing her music video to Irrelevant, footage of Black Lives Matter protests, Pride marches, pro-choice demonstrations and Donald Trump appeared on screens in Hyde Park as she belted out the protest song.
Closing the show, she was hoisted into the air again as she belted out her empowering and aggressive chart-topper So What and fireworks were let off from the top of the stage.
Earlier, former No Doubt frontwoman delivered an energetic performance featuring her leaping and jumping alongside backing dancers in black and white patterns clothing and all-red outfits.
The 53-year-old singer played a new single along with her hits such as Don’t Speak and Hollaback Girl as the latter ended her set when dancers carrying bananas ran to join her.
