She’s responsible for one of the biggest earworms in recent pop history – but Carly Rae Jepsen is certainly no one-hit wonder.
The Call Me Maybe star brought her tour to Auckland’s Town Hall this week, wowing Kiwi fans with her high-energy set seven years after the hit that got her fast fame.
Jepsen told 1 NEWS she thinks of her concert like “a party”.
“It’s almost a shedding-of-skin feeling - come and let your nhibitions go and leave five pounds lighter. That’s the goal, at least.”
The 34-year-old performed her old hits as well as new ones, including off her new album Dedicated – an infusion of '70s disco, '80s dance and '90s diva.
Jepsen’s fan base is bigger than ever, particularly with the LGBT community – something she calls “the gift of my life”.
“Any room you can go into there’s never a more joyful party than a rainbow party.
“I get to be invited into that and also just get to share any message for people who are too ignorant to understand what a gift these people have to offer.”
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