Gaultier, Julien Macdonald, William Wilde, Marchesa and Dolce & Gabbana. The staging of the tour was inspired by "precise geometry" and Bauhaus aesthetics. It consisted of a main stage with a runway and a B-stage, as well as a series of structural beams as a backdrop. The beams' "resemblance to the steel skeleton of a high-rise building" was noted by Adrien Caffery of the Birmingham Mail, and were described as "light-up disco scaffolding" by Joel Meares of The Sydney Morning Herald. The tour's lighting designer, Louisa Smurthwaite, used a large amount of lighting fixtures to create a "clever and classy design" with both "warm, soft looks" and "bold laser drops". ER Productions provided laser effects for the tour; lasers were beamed across the audience using diffraction effects, with a total 67 projection zones. Concert synopsis Before the main show, a short film by Baker titled "Sleepwalker" was shown. The film featured three songs by Minogue and Fernando Garibay; "Glow," "Wait" and "Break This Heartbreak". All three songs, along with "Chasing Ghosts" which featured as a video interlude in the show itself, were made available for download via Minogue's official SoundCloud channel, as part of the Sleepwalker EP (2014). The short film was also uploaded to Minogue's account on YouTube. The show was divided into seven segments; Surrealist Girlie Revue, Bauhaus Disco, Dollhouse, Fashsex, Kiss Me Once, Showgirl2014 and an encore, Into the Blue. It began with a video sequence with excerpts of "Breathe"; during which, Minogue appeared and kissed the screen, recreating the Kiss Me Once album cover. Dancers then appeared on the stage and Minogue arose atop of an illuminated lip-shaped sofa, performing "Les Sex". The sofa, screen visuals and dancers' costumes for this section were inspired by the artwork of Salvador Dalí. The singer then went on to perform "In My Arms", "Timebomb" and "Sexy Love"; the latter was removed after the first five shows. A performance of "Wow" closed Surrealist Girlie Revue. The second section, Bauhaus Disco, began with "Step Back in Time", which featured a dance breakdown. Performances of "Spinning Around" and "Your Disco Needs You" followed. A laser show took place during "On a Night Like This", before the singer was joined onstage by "Matrix-style breakdancing" Skorpion for a performance of "Slow". A video interlude is then shown featuring "Chasing Ghosts". During the Australian leg of the show, Minogue invited Giorgio Moroder on stage for