Birthday girl Maggie, 9, and her sister Grace Reid, 12, of Queenstown, are blushing pink ahead of the Pink concert. The concert was a birthday gift to Maggie, who made the trip down along with her mum and sister. PHOTO: PETER MCINTOSH : Pitch perfect Pink performance

Pink delighted the 37,000-strong crowd with a visually stunning show. PHOTO: CRAIG BAXTER : Pitch perfect Pink performance

Alyssa Garrett and her mother Odette Garrett, of Christchurch, prepare to head into the stadium. PHOTO: PETER MCINTOSH : Pitch perfect Pink performance

University of Otago master’s student Breana Riordan (23) has her hair dyed pink by Celeste Swale at RA Hair and Beauty yesterday. In light of Pink visiting Dunedin, she felt it was a "rite of passage". PHOTO: STEPHEN JAQUIERY : Pitch perfect Pink performance

It's the third time Pink has performed in Dunedin. PHOTO: CRAIG BAXTER : Pitch perfect Pink performance

Happy crowds make their way towards the concert. PHOTO: PETER MCINTOSH : Pitch perfect Pink performance

Pink soars above the crowd on Tuesday. PHOTO: CRAIG BAXTER : Pitch perfect Pink performance

Crowds queue up at Forsyth Barr Stadium. PHOTO: PETER MCINTOSH : Pitch perfect Pink performance

Pink's Summer Carnival tour set-list was a mix of greatest hits and a couple of performances from latest 2023 album Trustfall. PHOTO: CRAIG BAXTER : Pitch perfect Pink performance

Sisters Nina (left) and Sarah Heydon, of Christchurch and Mataura respectively, alongside their mother Maria McLaren, of Mataura, were dressed to impress on their way to Forsyth Barr Stadium to see Pink. PHOTO: PETER MCINTOSH : Pitch perfect Pink performance

Braving the elements on the way to the stadium are (from left) Renee Growcott, of Hokitika, Eva Buchanan, 12, of Hokitika, and Allison Buchanan, of Alexandra. PHOTO: PETER MCINTOSH : Pitch perfect Pink performance

Pink performing with her dancers at Forsyth Barr Stadium. PHOTO: CRAIG BAXTER : Pitch perfect Pink performance