"Right Here, Right Now", followed by a cover of "I Feel Love" (1977) by Donna Summer. The third section, Dolls House, consisted of a "Barbie and Ken-themed" medley containing five of Minogue's songs from the 1980s. It began with a "pink cartoon character-filled" interlude featuring "Enjoy Yourself", followed by "Hand on Your Heart", "Never Too Late", "Got to Be Certain". Minogue wore a "Victoria's Secret-inspired" heart-shaped bodice and pink knickers. She then performed "I Should Be So Lucky" in a bathtub filled with white feathers, recreating a scene from the song's music video. Fashsex, the fourth section, began with an interlude of "Skirt". It then continued with Minogue performing a cover of "Need You Tonight" (1987) by INXS wearing a leather jacket, followed by "Sexercize" with an exercise ball dance routine. A segue using excerpts of "Sexercize" and "Nu-di-ty" preceded a "rockier" performance of "Can't Get You Out of My Head". A reworked version of "Kids" then closed the section. The fifth section, Kiss Me Once, began with Minogue performing "Beautiful" alone on the runway, wearing a glittering gown. "Kiss Me Once" was then performed, featuring another laser show and a petal drop. Showgirl2014, the sixth section began with "Get Outta My Way" and an electro remix of "Love at First Sight", with Minogue wearing a "black-and-silver tinsel headdress". "The Loco-Motion" was then performed, followed by "All the Lovers" closing the section; during which, a screen visual featuring same-sex kissing and phrases such as "love" and "unity" appearing. Minogue closed the show with an encore, performing "Into the Blue". Critical reception Unlike their previous tours, the Kiss Me Once Tour gained mixed to positive reviews from music critics. The Mirror gave a positive review of the opening night in Liverpool, saying that Minogue "powered through a greatest hits set". However, they stated the highlight was "super-fan Paul St. German threw his Liverpool Loves Kylie T-shirt onto the stage... in return, Minogue promised to sing a request for St. German. The stan chose "Especially for You". Dave Simpson from The Guardian gave the same show 4 stars, stating "however over the top it gets, the show is minimal enough to focus the attention on her charisma and music", concluding that "[i]t defies belief that she is 46 and has endured a bout of cancer, but the secret of her longevity is obvious: everyone, including the artist, exits grinning from ear to