Dua Lipa dropped her microphone into the audience during her Washington D.C. concert on Wednesday.- She continued dancing and hyping up the crowd until her crew was able to give her a replacement.
Dua Lipa suffered a minor onstage mishap at her concert in Washington D.C. on Wednesday.
The Grammy winner was performing the bridge of her hit song "New Rules" when the microphone slipped out of her gloved hand and into the audience.
As seen in videos shared on Twitter, Lipa bent down to retrieve the mic but was seemingly unable to find it. She shrugged and laughed as the song continued to play, mouthing "What the fuck?" to her fans in the front row.
Instead, she continued to dance and hype up the crowd until her crew was able to give her a replacement.
"D.C., what the fuck! I got way too excited," she said once the song had ended.
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"Everything is sooo seamless??? The tech guy with the mic…Dua not missing a beat??? I've watched this 5 times," one fan raved in response.
Lipa's highly anticipated "Future Nostalgia" tour, in support of her acclaimed sophomore album, features elaborate choreography, several costume changes, and a setlist packed with hits — including "Don't Start Now," which Insider recently named one of the best breakup songs of the century.
The tour has been hailed as "a powerful reminder of Lipa's pop savvy" by Rolling Stone, although the New York Times described her Madison Square Garden show as "a concept-less, box-checking production that severely underplayed Lipa's stadium-size goals."