Dua Lipa honors AC/DC in Melbourne performance

Dua Lipa, the popular UK pop star, started her Australian tour this week with a bang. She kicked off her performances at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne on Monday night. During the show, Dua surprised her fans by covering the classic AC/DC song "Highway to Hell." This performance brought the crowd to their feet. Dua's rendition was soulful, contrasting with the original rock sound of the band. She wore a striking black outfit paired with a large white feather boa, adding flair to her energetic stage presence. The audience reacted positively, with many excited to see her perform such an iconic song. However, some fans expressed frustration over high ticket prices for the concert. Prices reached up to $460, leading to complaints on social media about "dynamic pricing" strategies used by ticket sellers. Dua Lipa will perform four more shows in Melbourne before heading to Sydney for three concerts. She will finish her tour with two performances in Auckland, New Zealand. In addition to her concert news, there are also reports of Dua's personal life. She and her rumored fiancé, Callum Turner, recently dined at a high-end restaurant in London. The couple is believed to have gotten engaged over the last Christmas holiday. Dua has shared that she has had to rediscover her confidence after past relationships. Speaking about her journey, she noted the importance of learning and growing from experiences.