Kesha made rounds online over the past few days after performing at Taylor Hawkins' tribute show in Los Angeles, California, where she sang a cover of David Bowie's hit without her top on. Today, she's revealing more information about the aftermath of her set.
Taking to her Instagram account, the singer opened up about her wardrobe malfunction, saying in the middle of the fiasco, she decided to distract people from what happened to her silver mesh bikini top by "singing really loud."
However, it did not pay off as she "hemorrhaged" one of her vocal cords. "Soooo. I'm posting all the pics from the f****** moment bc. This was quite a moment." (via Billboard)
Per the outlet, Kesha was one of the many iconic musicians who played at the massive, six-hour concert at Kia Forum in Los Angeles, California, a few days ago.
Other performers include P!nk, Alanis Morissette, Queen, Wolfgang Van Halen, Mark Ronson, Mötley Crüe, Dave Chappelle, and many more.
While performing, Kesha addressed her wardrobe malfunction mishap, saying, "Not to make light of this situation, but Taylor would have loved that my t*** just fell out."
Taylor Hawkins Los Angeles Tribute Show's Success
Thousands of concertgoers witnessed several iconic musicians gathered together in one stage to celebrate the life of Taylor Hawkins.
During his opening set, the drummer's good pal and Foo Fighters' bandmate, Dave Grohl, addressed the crowd with an emotional speech, saying LA is a big part of their careers and he wanted fans to make it "loud and turn it up."
He also noted that the late drummer has the ability to make everyone who attended the show smile.
In total, all the acts performed 53 songs. Foo Fighters closed the concert with a 12-song set with replacement drummers like Shane Hawkins and Dave Chappelle.
The frontman told the crowd that this LA show "rocks harder" than the one they had at the Wembley Stadium in London, United Kingdom.
Taylor Hawkins tragically passed away on March 25 in his hotel room in Bogota, Colombia. The band was set to perform at Bogota's Festival Estero Picnic.
A cause of death has yet to be publicized, but toxicology reports say there were multiple substances in his blood like THC, tricyclic antidepressants, opioids, and many more.
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