The Pussycat Dolls - OVO Hydro 07/10/2026

The Pussycat Dolls Pin Ups.

The black and pink colour scheme which adorned the stage hinted at the dangerously sexy hot ladies about to approach the stage.

The ladies greeted the stage with the most important question of the night: "who wants to be a Pussycat Doll when they grow up?", as they kicked off massive hit When I Grow Up. Next up, the girls - prettily attired in pink - sang the timeless song Beep as the crowd hollered along in concert.


Pussycat Dolls at the OVO Hydro, photo by Stewart Fullerton

The show was split into 5 parts - the first with all the Pussycat dolls, the middle section being solo performances, and lastly a reunion with the complete group again as a finale. The life experience and strength of these remarkable women shone through as they discussed some intimate and personal stories about their individual life struggles and successes.

The full group ended part 1 with what else but the famous Destiny song Jai Ho, translating to "let there be victory", a song which also won the Oscar for Best Original Song for the the film "Slumdog Millionaire." Clearly it was a familiar favourite amongst the crowd too.


Pussycat Dolls at the OVO Hydro, photo by Stewart Fullerton

Part 2 was Kimberly only and kicked off with Glaciers. "The quiet voice that has come alone". Breakdancing was a superb high-energy highlight which was followed by "I love it" as a happy ending to Part 2.

Part 3 was next, this time delivered by Ashley. "When you lose your love ones you become more powerful". She channels the angels she lost to gain power on stage, as she sings Woman Up, with a part rendition of Christina Aguileras Fighter.


Pussycat Dolls at the OVO Hydro, photo by Stewart Fullerton

Next was Nicoles turn as she sang the Andrew Lloyd Webber classic As if We Never Said Goodbye. As always, a dazzling beauty singing with passion and vigour. Never ever give in or let anyone hold you back she advised as she sang Dont Hold Your Breath - one of Radio Ones most played songs back in 2010s. Perhaps the sexiest song on the show was next, a medley of Wet mixed in with Poison.

The final part saw the Dolls reunite on stage to open with Buttons. Dedicated to all the love in the room, Stickwitu was peacefully performed and had an emotional crowd hugging and embracing one other. Club Song was a cunning remix melding various club classics. The intense final song Dont Cha, a Tori Alamaze cover, sent the audience wild with excitement; absolutely astonishing levels of elated bouncing around were witnessed.



The show was a timeline for the timeless pin-up group. From their formation back in the early 2000s, to them going their separate ways and then reforming some 20 years on as stronger, sensual, seductive and more confident group of accomplished female artists. Never give up and always keep going Pussycat Dolls.

Review by Sara Law, photography by Stewart Fullerton.

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