Keshajust made a glamorous entrance to the 2019American Music Awardsred carpet.The “Tik Tok” singer arrived wearing a gold printed robe dress belted at the waist, with matching printed leggings and gold heels.She teamed the high-fashion design with wavy locks styled in an air-dried affect and a dramatic cat-eye.Kesha.Steve Granitz/WireImageThe songstress will take the stage with artist Big Freedia to perform their song “Raising Hell,” from Kesha’s fourth albumHigh Road, set to be released in January.Check out PEOPLE’s fullAMAs coverageto get the latest news on one of music’s biggest nights.The single features some of Kesha’s most playful lyrics in years, such as “I’m all f—ed up in my Sunday best, no one can shame ’cause I love this dress. Only God can judge this holy mess, doing my best, bitch I’m blessed,” and “bounce it up and down where the good Lord split it.”Big Freedia and Kesha.Kevin Mazur/Getty ImagesRELATED VIDEO: Fierce and Fun! See the Best Red Carpet Looks from the AMAsHigh Roadis Kesha’s return to the music scene following her 2017comeback albumRainbowand a long legal battle over sexual abuse allegations against her longtime collaborator, Dr. Luke (whom has denied the claims). The artist recentlytoldEWthat High Road marks a return to the “weirdo pop” of her earlier career.Kevin Mazur/Getty ImagesThe 2019 American Music Awards will be broadcast live on ABC from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on Sunday, Nov. 24 at 8:00 p.m. EST.
Keshajust made a glamorous entrance to the 2019American Music Awardsred carpet.
The “Tik Tok” singer arrived wearing a gold printed robe dress belted at the waist, with matching printed leggings and gold heels.
She teamed the high-fashion design with wavy locks styled in an air-dried affect and a dramatic cat-eye.
Kesha.Steve Granitz/WireImage
The songstress will take the stage with artist Big Freedia to perform their song “Raising Hell,” from Kesha’s fourth albumHigh Road, set to be released in January.
Check out PEOPLE’s fullAMAs coverageto get the latest news on one of music’s biggest nights.
The single features some of Kesha’s most playful lyrics in years, such as “I’m all f—ed up in my Sunday best, no one can shame ’cause I love this dress. Only God can judge this holy mess, doing my best, bitch I’m blessed,” and “bounce it up and down where the good Lord split it.”
Big Freedia and Kesha.Kevin Mazur/Getty Images
RELATED VIDEO: Fierce and Fun! See the Best Red Carpet Looks from the AMAs
High Roadis Kesha’s return to the music scene following her 2017comeback albumRainbowand a long legal battle over sexual abuse allegations against her longtime collaborator, Dr. Luke (whom has denied the claims). The artist recentlytoldEWthat High Road marks a return to the “weirdo pop” of her earlier career.
Kevin Mazur/Getty Images
The 2019 American Music Awards will be broadcast live on ABC from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on Sunday, Nov. 24 at 8:00 p.m. EST.
source: people.com
